Saturday 13 May 2023
11:20 - 12:10
The Panel are Kate Ellis, Dolores Gordon-Smith,
Pam Lecky,
and the Participating Moderator is Sarah Williams.
Kate Ellis was born and
brought up in Liverpool and she was awarded the CWA Dagger in the Library in
2019. The third novel in Kate’s trilogy set in the aftermath of the Great War (The House of the Hanged Woman) is now
available. However, she is best known
for her crime series featuring archaeology graduate DI Wesley Peterson, the
latest of which is Serpent’s Point.
Dolores Gordon-Smith’s latest book is The Chapel
in the Woods, eleventh in the Jack Haldean Golden Age Detective
series. Other books include The Murder of Charles Bravo, Serpent’s Eye, Frankie’s Letter and The
Price of Silence. A regular speaker at the British Library’s Bodies from
the Library, Dolores is married with five daughters and various dogs and cats.
Dolores has been a teacher, a civil servant and a shaker-out of Christmas
puddings in a jam factory.
Pam Lecky writes historical crime/espionage for Avon Books UK, a division of
Harper Collins, and is represented by Thérèse Coen at Susanna Lea Associates,
London. Her WW2 espionage series comprises; Her Secret War, Her Last
Betrayal, and The Last Letter from London, which will be published
in August 2023. Pam is currently writing a murder mystery set during the Blitz.
Pam also independently publishes a popular Victorian mystery series, The Lucy
Lawrence Mysteries.
S.W. Williams is a long-time writer, and the editor of the online crime fiction
magazine Crime Fiction Fix (www.crime-fiction-fix.com). Her non-fiction How
To Write Crime Fiction (Little, Brown) came out in 2015. A new edition is
due out in 2024. Her first crime fiction novel, Small Deaths, was
published autumn 2017, while Blood Cuts, the first in a new series, is
due out next year. Sarah is a Royal Literary Fund Fellow.
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