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Claire Douglas, author of The Couple at No 9:. I’ve read so many excellent thrillers this year so it makes it very hard to choose just one, but I’m going to go for The Night She Disappeared by Lisa ...

1. Titus Andronicus. You don’t get much more of a blood bath than Titus Andronicus and it’s number one for crime. Thought to be Shakespeare’s first tragedy, it features executions, assassinations, ...

The Shape of Water by Andrea Camilleri. The Shape of Water by Andrea Camilleri. Welcome to Vigàta, Sicily, a seaside town riddled with prostitutes, chancers and small-town Mafiosi. So when newly ...

Looking for up to date recommendations? Click here for the new crime TV shows you shouldn’t miss in 2022. 2020 saw us all spending much more time at home than ever before, for fairly obvious reasons.

Have you discovered serial killer thriller author M J Arlidge yet? If not, you’re in for a treat. M J Arlidge burst onto the crime fiction scene in 2014 with Eeny Meeny, the UK’s bestselling crime ...

The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris. The Silence of the Lambs by Thomas Harris . No list of psychological thrillers would be complete without The Silence of the Lambs.For anyone who hasn’t read ...

Is there really a distinction between crime fiction set south of the river and that set anywhere else in the city? The gang in Nick Barlay’s innovative Hooky Gear could as easily be operating out of ...

Ragnar Jonasson, author of The Girl Who Died:. Peter Swanson’s Rules For Perfect Murders was one of my books of the year in 2020, and following that I started reading his previous works. So when I ...

At a star-studded ceremony at the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate, the great and the good of the crime community came together to see the inaugural Dead Good Reader Award ...

Jane Corry, author of I Made A Mistake:. If I was going to be stuck on a desert island, I’d choose the company of Josephine Tey. My mother lent me her copy of The Daughter of Time when I was about 14 ...