Feature: Ragdoll: Daniel Cole Talks To Crime Time
One of the first, and admittedly rather major, obstacles to overcome when beginning my debut novel was my complete and utter lack of writing experience. I’m not talking about ‘I’ve…
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One of the first, and admittedly rather major, obstacles to overcome when beginning my debut novel was my complete and utter lack of writing experience. I’m not talking about ‘I’ve…
APPLE TREE YARD, Jessica Hobbs, director/Arrow Blu-Ray When Louise Doughty’s novel first appeared, it was not treated as a study of mature female sexuality – but that has undoubtedly been…
Back in January last year, I received an email from Harry Bingham, author and founder of the Writers’ Workshop. I’d last seen Harry at the York Festival of Writing. Somehow,…
Boy, do we need the distractions of crime fiction in 2017 more than ever. Not that the genre is full of escapism that doesn’t deal with the real world (in…
As German drama continues its renaissance, brace yourselves for a tough, maverick crime drama that flexes the talents of German mega star and Hollywood actor, Til Schweiger (Inglorious Basterds, The…
Spook Street by Mick Herron/John Murray, £14.99, 341 pages It’s not often a reviewer can say ‘You’ve never read anything quite like this’, but it’s a safe encomium to use…
Starring Christian Slater, Patrick Dempsey, Michael Gambon, Richard Grieco, Mobsters is directed by Michael Karbelnikoff; it is to be relesed on BLu-Ray by Final Cut. The history of the most…
Everyone keeps asking how I fell into a life of crime. My previous fiction, set in the bucolic French Pyrenees, couldn’t really be categorised as criminal in intent. Although there…
The Crime Book is published by DK on 3 April. With a foreword by international bestselling thriller writer Peter James. This compelling, illustrated guide to the history of crime and…
The One After 9:09 is a Mystery With A Backbeat. The birth of The Beatles is still shrouded in controversy—mystery, even. History tells us that on Saturday, October 28, 1961,…