Friday 12 May 2023
09:00 - 09:50
The Panel are N.J. Fountain, Jo Furniss,
Jackie Kabler, Lesley Kara
and the Participating Moderator is Kate Rhodes
Nev Fountain is an award-winning writer, chiefly known for his work
on the BBC sketch show 'Dead Ringers' and ‘Private Eye’ magazine. He has
also worked for many programmes, including 'Have I Got News for You', ‘2DTV’
and ‘Newzoids’. Nev has written three humorous detective novels The Mervyn
Stone Mysteries, and a serious one, Painkiller. He is currently writing a new series of
novels for Titan and a graphic novel for B7E. 
Jo
Furniss
spent much of her adult life living in Cameroon, Switzerland and Singapore.
She’s now back home, beside the seaside near Brighton. Her novels include
the thriller, All the Little Children, an Amazon Chart bestseller. Her
next is Dead Mile - a murder mystery set on a gridlocked motorway - out
in 2024.A former BBC journalist, Jo also writes for the award-winning ‘Short
History Of’ podcast. Visit Instagram or Twitter @jofurnissauthor.
Jackie
Kabler
is a former TV news reporter turned psychological thriller writer. Her novels,
which include The Perfect Couple, Am I Guilty?, The
Happy Family and The Murder List have sold nearly a million copies,
hit the Amazon number one spots in the UK and Canada, been translated into
eight languages and made the USA Today bestseller list. Jackie also works as a
TV shopping channel presenter and, to relax, loves running
ultramarathons.
Lesley
Kara 
is a Sunday Times Top Ten and Amazon #1 bestselling author of
psychological thrillers. Her debut, The Rumour, was the
highest selling print crime fiction debut of 2019 and has been optioned for TV
by Cuba Pictures. Subsequent novels include Who Did You Tell, The
Dare and The Apartment Upstairs.
Kate Rhodes has a PhD in modern American literature and has taught English at British and American universities. Crossbones Yard was Kate’s first crime novel, featuring London psychologist Alice Quentin. There are six books in the series The first book in her current series was Hell Bay, which is set on the Isles of Scilly, and features DI Ben Kitto. Hell Bay was nominated for the Crime Novel of the Year award. She has also been shortlisted for a Dagger in the Library Award.
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