Back to Crime Writing
With my journaling book now due to have its official launch next month, my thoughts are turning to my main interest- crime writing.
For many years I have written and researched crime writing, and one reason for this is my fascination with what the great Scottish writer William Roughead called 'the criminous.' This is the word he used for that story which forms the classic 'horrible murder' read.
Some of my thinking on this relates to my forthcoming lecture at the Jack the Ripper Conference (22-24 of this month in Liverpool), and the book due out is Murder in Mind, from Scratching Shed.
So my work is now back to matters criminal, and I also have a book out meant for crime writers, written with ex-detective, Stuart Gibbon: The Crime Writer's Casebook.
But if anyone is interested in journaling, they might want to check out the course I'm doing for Relax and Writer at Keele in October.
Meanwhile, it's back to the archives.
For many years I have written and researched crime writing, and one reason for this is my fascination with what the great Scottish writer William Roughead called 'the criminous.' This is the word he used for that story which forms the classic 'horrible murder' read.
Some of my thinking on this relates to my forthcoming lecture at the Jack the Ripper Conference (22-24 of this month in Liverpool), and the book due out is Murder in Mind, from Scratching Shed.
So my work is now back to matters criminal, and I also have a book out meant for crime writers, written with ex-detective, Stuart Gibbon: The Crime Writer's Casebook.
But if anyone is interested in journaling, they might want to check out the course I'm doing for Relax and Writer at Keele in October.
Meanwhile, it's back to the archives.
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