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Shakespeare Was A Crime Writer
My first trilogy, The Comeback Trail, was based in the music business in America. It was a simple tale of a washed-up singer who accidently kills his girlfriend and discovers that the act of killing enables him to write a hit song. To give this some context, I own a record label in the States called Gulf Coast Records, they say write about what you know. If I could just clarify, I am talking about music not murder, if that were the case this would be a confession not an article. I digress. The...
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The Ladoux Mystery – the spy who framed Mata Hari?
George Ladoux, the intelligence chief behind a disputed WWI spy conviction, later investigated, with key records still sealed.
Writing a Conspiracy
The author explains his research into a forgotten 1915 peace plot, rebuilding the story through biographies, memoirs and invented scenes when the original archives were lost.
No Body No Crime, By Tess Sharpe
Tess Sharpe
The author explores the influences that formed her writing voice, and discusses her new novel set in a small town where crime never stays buried.
From Taranto to Pearl Harbour: the inspiration behind Rising Tide.
The real history behind a thriller inspired by the Taranto raid, Pearl Harbour, and a spy who tried to change the war.
Five Favourite: Spy Novels
A new spy novelist has picked titles that have inspired him.
The Noble Folly of Roberto Saviano
Matthew Carr discusses Roberto Saviano’s Gomorrah and the implications of writing about organised crime.
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