CRIME DESK: Another trawl through the on-line world of crime in fact and fiction
The death of a famed true crime writer, a pictorial look at this year's Harrogate crime festival and a bloody shooting in London possibly linked to a Russian mystery
The death of a famed true crime writer, a pictorial look at this year's Harrogate crime festival and a bloody shooting in London possibly linked to a Russian mystery
I don't watch myself on TV. I don't like horror movies.
Horrors from the Mexican border, a possible miscarriage of justice in India, 'Fargo' TV series set to return, a fascinating renaissance mystery and an examination of guilt in this edition of Crime Desk
A selection of stories from around the world on crime in fact and fiction
A few of the books I've been reading recently
National Crime Reading Month is over, for me at least, but it was a wild ride
Douglas Skelton signs copies of his new Davie McCall book launched tonight at Waterstones in Glasgow.
Releasing a new book can be a fretful time for the author.
Crime authors are strange creatures. We spend long periods alone, thinking up things that would make Sherlock Holmes snap his Meerschaum in half. A search of our browser history could...
Click on the link below for a look at a video promo for the new Davie McCall thriller, DEVIL’S KNOCK Devil’s Knock promo