7 Tips for Writing Environmental Crime Fiction
Author Alice Henderson shares seven tips for writing environmental crime fiction that engages readers and can make a positive change.
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https://www.writersdigest.com/7-tips-for-writing-environmental-crime-fiction
#Genre #MysteryThriller #WriteBetterFiction #ClimateFiction #crimefiction
University of Edinburgh Writer in Residence with Val McDermid
2 April, University of Edinburgh. Free, ticketed
What does it take to build and sustain a life & career in writing over almost forty years? This event marks the re-issue of Val’s earliest crime series – the Lindsay Gordon novels – first published in the 1980s, & seminal in what has become known as the ‘queering of the genre’
Like Bottled Fire. Dominic Piper.
"Exciting, sexy, intriguing and super-smart. A fantastic short story and a really great intro to a brilliant series." - Annabel Nyman.
https://mybook.to/LikeBottledFire
#MustRead #FreeBook #DanielBeckett #PrivateInvestigator #Rome #CrimeFiction
Today's #review is of Black Velvet and Vengeance by Deborah Challinor
https://www.austcrimefiction.org/review/black-velvet-and-vengeance-deborah-challinor

The third (and it seems possibly the final) novel in the story of Tatiana Crowe, a female undertaker in 1870s Sydney, sees the return of a character from an earlier novel who has had quite the change in personality (interestingly - explained in the author's notes at the end of the novel).
Hello, all! I'm working on a list of #DarkAcademia #fiction works inspired by #TrueCrime cases. (I just updated it today!) Below is a link to my working list of #books, #films, and other related works. I'm always grateful for any recommendations! Thank you!
#DarkAcademiaBooks #Gothic #Bookstodon #BookRecs #CrimeFiction #Mystery #CampusNovel