mystery
Nick Rennison on his Sherlock Holmes influenced debut, Carver’s Quest
RL: Carver and Quint transported me to clubland London and the world of authors like Conan Doyle, EW Hornung, Jules Verne, John Buchan ...Read Article
Happy Launch Day! Michael Jecks talks Templar’s Acre, the Royal Literary Fund, Indie publishing and his new series
RL: The idea for Templar’s Acre is brilliant. How easy did you find it to write the young Baldwin? Are we going ...Read Article
The ghosts of wartime past: Simone St. James’ 1920s Gothic fiction
SJ: An Inquiry into Love and Death is set in post-WWI England, and the war still exerts a strong pull on the characters. ...Read Article
Three Queens and a Knave: Interview with C.W. Gortner
C. W. Gortner is one of the most successful writers of popular historical fiction to emerge in recent years. His novels about some ...Read Article
The Fascination for Sister Fidelma
Peter Tremayne, pseudonym of Peter Berresford Ellis, was born in Coventry, Warwickshire, on March 10, 1943. His father, from Cork City, was a journalist and ...Read Article
The Horrible Fascination
Most readers of historical fiction will have come across the work of the highly prolific Paul Doherty, also known as Michael Clynes, P....Read Article
Toiling in the Trenches
STEVEN SAYLOR tells Sarah Cuthbertson how he unearths murder and mayhem in Ancient Rome (and finds a link to Bill and Monica). I ...Read Article
