Issue 5 Apr 08

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Welcome to the fifth issue of Crime Files magazine, showcasing the very best of our crime and thriller authors.

This issue sees a feature from arguably the biggest crime and thriller writer in the UK today, our very own Martina Cole. There is also an article on Janet Evanovich’s hilarious comic heroine, Stephanie Plum. Edgy Patrick Quinlan makes a confession and we learn what inspires our racing pundit author
John Francome. Anne Perry talks about writing in the Victorian period and its relevance to today’s world. We also hear from the legendary Peter Tremayne and our fantastic new author, Michael Stanley, tells all about his book A CARRION DEATH.

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FEATURES

Martina Cole talking FACES 'My latest novel, FACES, is about a young boy called Danny Cadogan. Just before Danny’s fourteenth birthday, his father leaves and he quickly realises that, in order to look after his mother, brother and sister, he’ll need to make something of himself...'

Anne Perry discusses her much anticipated new Thomas Pitt novel 'I wanted to have fun with BUCKINGHAM PALACE GARDENS, so I used the rule my American agent suggests – think of the most dramatic or outrageous situation you can, and then make it worse!...'

Patrick Quinlan: Tough Guys Don't Dance 'I stole the book that hooked me on crime fiction...'

Michael Stanley: In for the Kill Talking about the killing off of fondly remembered characters and new births to look forward to...

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