Saturday 14 May 2022
13:40-14:30
The Panel are: Chris Ewan, Ewan Morrison, Christine Poulson,
Vanessa Savage,
and the participating Moderator is Louise Mangos.
Vanessa Savage,
and the participating Moderator is Louise Mangos.
Chris Ewan was born in Taunton in 1976. Chris graduated from the
University of Nottingham with 1st Class Honours in American Studies, He is the
critically acclaimed and bestselling author of many mystery and thriller novels
including A Window Breaks, Safe House and The Good
Thief's Guide to ... mysteries about globetrotting thief Charlie
Howard. His latest thriller, The Interview written under the
pseudonym, C.M. Ewan is about a seemingly
normal job interview that turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse.
Ewan Morrison was born in 1967 in Scotland.
He is
the author of the award-winning novels Tales from the Mall and Close
Your Eyes; and novels Ménage, Distance and Swung;
and the short story collection The Last Book You Read. Ewan was awarded
the Glenfiddich Writer of the Year Award and the SMIT novel of the year
2012/2013. His most recent book is Nina X.
Christine Poulson writes, she was a
respectable academic, with a PhD in the History of Art lecturing at a Cambridge
college before she turned to crime. Her first three novels featured literary
historian and accidental sleuth, Cassandra James. Deep
Water was the first in a series of medical thrillers featuring scientist Katie Flanagan. Her
most recent is Invisible,
a standalone suspense novel. She has written numerous short stories and in 2018
was short-listed for both the Margery Allingham Prize and the CWA Short Story
Dagger.
http://www.christinepoulson.co.uk/
Vanessa Savage is the author of three thrillers: The Woman in
the Dark, The Woods, and The Night They Vanished, published
May 2022. Her work has been shortlisted for numerous prizes, including the
Caledonia Fiction Prize. As well as writing crime novels, Vanessa is a graphic
designer and illustrator. She lives by the sea in South Wales with her husband
and two daughters.
Louise Mangos writes award-winning suspense fiction and short
stories. Her first two novels, Strangers on a Bridge and The
Art of Deception, are set in
Switzerland. Her third, a multi-setting psychological thriller The
Beaten Track, was
published by Red Dog Press, 12 April 2022 Louise lives at the foot of the Alps
with her Kiwi husband and two sons where she enjoys skate skiing in winter and
wild swimming in summer. Website: 
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