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Meet crime authors at Shrewsbury Waterstone’s

Posted on 6 April 2018 by admin

Meet crime authors from across the country at Shrewsbury Waterstone’s on Sunday 15th April from 2pm to 3.30pm. The branch is expanding its Crime Section, ...

Out and about/Television

From The Bridge to Hinterland at the Birmingham Literature Festival

Posted on 14 November 2016 by admin

A perfect chaser for the talk by Walter Iuozzolino, he of Walter Presents, had to be the talk given by crime drama writer-creators Hans Rosenfeldt, of Swedish/D...

Books/Personal/Writing

Historian? Author? Writer?

Posted on 26 August 2016 by admin

One day, Rebecca Rideal wrote a history book, intended for the general, non-academic reader. You know the type – the sort of person who is interested in h...

Books/Writing

Wherein the author poses in a bookshop

Posted on 6 August 2016 by admin

  Today, I went to Waterstones in Birmingham and saw Poison Panic on the shelf. It was my book! In a book shop! Not only does my book exist, but… it ...

Books/Writing

How to index a book – or not

Posted on 26 April 2016 by admin

Apart from the obvious difference between fiction and non-fiction – one’s pretend and the other isn’t (more or less) – a non-fiction tex...

Books/Writing

Birmingham RNA Writers Day

Posted on 8 March 2016 by admin

Writing can be a lonely endeavour, so it’s great that there’s ways for us to meet up. There’s local groups, or there’s associations and ...

Writing

My first blog post

Posted on 16 October 2015 by admin

Just last week, I was giving a talk about ‘Social media for authors’ at Book to the Future – the University of Birmingham’s literature f...

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