Bay Tales 2026 brings top crime authors, panels and community events to Whitley Bay for three days. Organisers say the ...

Who doesn’t love a good (fictional) murder? Crime fiction, true crime and adjacent genres are big hits across books, screens and podcasts, and now they’re heading to a new comics imprint from IDW ...

Well-written true crime books have many of the same elements as crime fiction, but there are differences. True crime books are written to inform rather than entertain and may not have the satisfying ...

The Other Reader says he will read fiction when he retires. He says this lightly, conversationally.

A lean, razor-sharp medical thriller about systemic betrayal, human resilience, and the deadly price of exposing ...

The chameleonic actor takes on several characters in David Cale’s solo play about a writer in pursuit of his stalker. Or is it all in his mind?

Ben Crump, renowned civil rights attorney, releases his debut fiction novel 'Worse than a Lie,' a legal thriller exploring ...

A Devon literary festival is returning for the first time in almost a decade, with organisers saying it is "set to become a ...

Perfect for locals who want to learn more about their community’s history or those planning road trips throughout the region, Level Best Books has announced that “Vacations Can Be Murder: A True Crime ...

"The problem with walk-away money," notes someone in Bart Layton's rich, sprawling, character-driven neo-noir, "is that you've got to be able to walk away with it." The setting may be sunny LA, but ...

By Peter Hummers The Dain Curse is a three-part TV miniseries adapted faithfully from Dashiell Hammett’s second novel.

Drawing upon Irish history and mythology, Dave Rudden’s (Hodderscape, £22) revolves around its titular character, “a living ...