On Wednesday 26 February 2020, I stopped by the BBC Radio Bristol studios to chat with Steve Yabsley about cats, … Read More

How did Dead Ringer go down with the book bloggers? Here’s a round-up of what happened on part 1 of … Read More

As the focus of crime fiction shifts to GenZ, the horrors are becoming more mundane – debt, burnout, poor mental … Read More

Here’s a quick look into my writing process with a few fun facts behind the scenes of Dead Ringer. A … Read More

Bob Cornwell gives his review of Dead Ringer for CrimeTime. “When I first met my double, I was disappointed how … Read More

Friday 28 February saw the official launch of Dead Ringer at Foyles in Bristol. Here’s some pictures and notes from … Read More

Inspiration isn’t always linear; oftentimes, story ideas emerge out of unexpected nuggets colliding. Here’s how the premise for Dead Ringer … Read More

What books have I been reading and enjoying over the last couple of months? Here’s a quick rundown… Non Fiction … Read More

I wrote a feature for CrimeTime about the North/South divide in crime fiction and how setting can impact on a … Read More

Christena Appleyard of the Daily Mail gives her review of Dead Ringer. The idea of this book might sound a … Read More

Have I ever met my double? Is Dead Ringer secretly a true story…? Er, no. But here’s a quick rundown … Read More

The path to getting your novel or non-fiction book published can be circuitous and confusing, so here’s my step-by-step guide … Read More

Even quiet stories can (and should) have that gotta-keep-reading quality to them. But how can we as writers make sure … Read More

This week marks my seventh short story published by women’s magazine The People’s Friend. But mine wasn’t an instant success … Read More

I found out a new friend of mine was a true crime junkie recently. Our conversation quickly spiralled into what … Read More

Want to meet your double? Be careful what you wish for… The eerie trailer for Dead Ringer gives you a … Read More