Crimefest beckons - What's so good about crime? Join the great panel line up 16 May

CrimeFest 2014 promises to be a great event for crime fiction fans who travel from around the world to hear their favourite crime authors talk about the various aspects of crime writing and crime fiction. There are some great panels to choose from as well as the usual Pitch An Agent sessions for budding unpublished crime writers, and the gala dinner on Saturday night, and before that the announcement of the Crime Writers' Association (CWA) Dagger Shortlists on Friday evening.

CrimeFest, is being held at the Bristol Royal Marriott Hotel from 15 - 18 May 2014. For full details  visit the CrimeFest website.

As well as myself, those appearing at CrimeFest include crime writers, John Harvey, Simon Brett, Jessie Keane, Mark Billingham, Stephen Booth and many others.

I will be on a panel on Friday 16 May between 17.10 and 18.00 with fellow crime authors Elizabeth Haynes,Chris Longmuir, Lesley Thomson and Felix Francis entitled "What’s So Good About Crime?"



I have appeared at Crimefest for the last three years and look forward to this year's event.



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