Friday,
12 May 2023
14:50 - 15:40
The Panel are Caroline Green, David Penny,
Teri Terry, Sarah Ward,
and the Participating Moderator is Linda Stratmann
Caroline Green is an
award-winning and Sunday Times/ USA Today bestselling author for both adults
and young people. She has published twelve books; under her own name, as Cass
Green and as C S Green. Her latest book is the supernatural thriller The
Whisper House. Caroline is the Writer in Residence at East Barnet School
and Pentonville Prison. She also runs courses for City University and Writers
and Artists Yearbook.
https://carolinegreenwriter.co.uk
David Penny is
the author of the Thomas Berrington Historical Mysteries set in the chaotic
final years of Moorish al-Andalus in Spain and early Tudor period. After being
traditionally published in his 20’s with four science fiction novels, he chose
to publish independently on his return to writing. David’s work is available in
eBook, print and audio, as well as translations into Spanish and German.
David’s latest title is The Hidden Dead.
Teri Terry is an award-winning,
international bestselling author of young adult thrillers including Slated and Contagion.
Her latest is Scare Me, a ghost story out with Hodder in the UK in
June 2023. She is also turning her hand to adult psychological thrillers and
news there will be coming very soon!
Sarah Ward is a contemporary
crime novelist who writes gothic historical thrillers as Rhiannon Ward. The
Birthday Girl, the first book in her new Welsh based series, will be
published in April 2023. She has also written Doctor Who audio dramas.
Sarah is on Board of the Crime Writers Association and Friends of Buxton
Festival, is a member of Crime Cymru, and a Royal Literary Fund fellow at
Sheffield University.
Linda
Stratmann is the
author of three crime fiction series with Victorian settings. Linda’s current
series The Early Casebook of Sherlock Holmes, shows a youthful Holmes,
before he knew Watson, becoming the legendary detective. In the Bayswater
mysteries Frances Doughty combats wily criminals and prejudice against lady
detectives. In Brighton, diminutive Mina Scarletti exposes fraudulent spirit
mediums. Linda’s 32 books also include biography and true crime, notably a
history of nineteenth century poison murder.
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