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Friday 28 April 2023

CrimeFest 2023: Society: What Crime Fiction Says About Us.

 Saturday 13 May 2023
16:00 -
16:50

The Panel are Graham Bartlett, Elizabeth Chakrabarty,
Pascal Engman, Brian Price, 

and the Participating Moderator is Cathy Ace

Graham Bartlett was a police officer for thirty years during which he was a homicide senior investigating officer and a strategic firearms and public order commander. He is now an award-winning author with two non-fiction books to his name and two novels, Bad for Good and Force of Hate, from the C/Supt Jo Howe series. He is a police procedural and crime advisor/ tutor, helping authors and TV writers achieve authenticity alongside their drama.

 www.policeadvisor.co.uk

Elizabeth Chakrabarty’s debut novel Lessons in Love and Other Crimes (Indigo, 2021), inspired by experience of race hate crime, was longlisted for the Desmond Elliott Prize and shortlisted for the Polari First Book Prize in 2022. Other publications include stories, shortlisted for the Dinesh Allirajah Prize for Short Fiction 2022 and the Asian Writer Short Story Prize 2016, in Crime Stories (Comma, 2022) and Dividing Lines (Dahlia, 2017), and writing in Wasafiri and Gal-Dem.

 www.elizabethchakrabarty.com

Pascal Engman is the bestselling author of Femicide and one of Europe's most acclaimed millennial crime writers. His books can be read in over 20 countries and has sold over 1 million copies worldwide.
 

Brian Price is the West Country-based author of the DC Mel Cotton series and of a guide for authors on the scientific aspects of crime such as poisons, knockouts and DNA. A chemist and biologist, he has worked for the NHS, the Environment Agency, as an environmental consultant and was an OU tutor for 26 years.

 brianpriceauthor.co.uk

Cathy Ace writes the amazon #1 internationally bestselling cosy WISE Enquiries Agency Mysteries and the traditional Cait Morgan Mysteries. Her psychological standalone, The Wrong Boy, and her Cait Morgan Mysteries have been optioned for TV by Free@LastTV (Agatha Raisin). She’s won a Bony Blithe Award (the Agatha Awards’ Canadian cousin), IPPY & IBA Awards, and has been twice shortlisted for both the Crime Writers of Canada Awards of Excellence and CrimeFictionLover’s Best Indie Novel. Website:

 www.cathyace.com

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