Today's post is an incredibly difficult post - to write as well as to cover. But as I've covered the some offences, murder, manslaughter and offences against the administration of justice, I thought this one was one that was worth a mention as I had … [Read more]
What’s Your Revision Process Like? – Jane Isaac
Today I'm thrilled to welcome good friend, Jane Isaac to the blog to talk about her revision process. Jane lives with her detective husband (very helpful for research!) and her daughter in rural Northamptonshire, UK where she can often be found … [Read more]
Writing Crime – Offences Against the Administration of Justice
Last week we looked at obstructing a police officer, which my friend and also ex-cop, Ian said, just don't do because it's not good for you. Today we are going to look at other offences that would put you up against a police officer and their … [Read more]
What’s Your Revision Process Like? – Sam Carrington
It's back! The revision process feature, where some of your favourite writers tell you how they revise their manuscripts, the ones you go on to read, after they've written that difficult first draft. I have a whole host of great authors lined up for … [Read more]
What’s Your First Draft Like? – Chris Simms
It's back, the writing series that was so popular last year! Tomorrow sees the return of the Revision process series, but today I have crime author, Chris Simms here to talk about his first draft process. Chris has worked in airports, nightclubs, … [Read more]
The 3 Books of Jan Edwards
Today I have Jan Edwards talking about her 3 books. Jan is a Sussex-born writer now living in the West Midlands (UK). Her short fiction can be found in crime, horror and fantasy anthologies in UK, EU and US and include: The Mammoth Book of … [Read more]
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