Saturday, 11 May
13:40 - 14:30
The Panel are Guy Morpuss, Rachel North,
Teri Terry, Jane Adams
and the participating Moderator is Vaseem Khan
Guy Morpuss writes
speculative crime fiction: twist one aspect of the real world, add a dead body,
and play with the consequences. His debut novel, Five Minds,
is about five people sharing one body, one of whom is trying to murder the
others. His second novel, Black Lake Manor, is a locked room murder
mystery with a killer who can unwind time. Before taking up full-time writing
Guy worked as a barrister in London.
www.guymorpuss.com
Rachel North
has written six books about what makes us resilient and gives us hope. In her
seventh novel, Happily Never After, she has allowed herself to go deeper
into the labyrinth and explore the darker motivations of our psyches. She has
discovered that envy and obsession - when allowed headspace - create some great
plot twists. She is now spending a lot of time gleefully researching wrath and
lust… for her next book, of course.
Teri Terry is a new voice in
psychological thrillers. The Patient is a medical thriller
published with Bookouture earlier this year. She is also an award-winning,
international bestselling author of over a dozen young adult thrillers,
including Slated and, most recently, a ghost story, Scare
Me.
Jane Adams
is an accidental crime writer, now author of almost fifty novels across several
series. They range from historical with Henry
Johnstone, set between the two World Wars. Procedural, in company of DI Mike Croft, cosy with Rina Martin and all points in between.
She is currently published by Severn House and Joffe Books and reads and
mentors for The Literary Consultancy. When not playing with words she likes to
garden, paint and draw.
Vaseem Khan
is the author of two award-winning crime series set in India. His debut, The
Unexpected Inheritance of Inspector Chopra, was a Sunday Times
40 best crime novels published 2015-2020 pick. In 2021, Midnight at
Malabar House, the first in the Malabar House novels
set in 1950s Bombay, won the Crime Writers Association Historical
Dagger. In 2023, Vaseem was elected the Chair of the 70-year-old UK
Crime Writers Association. Vaseem was born in England.
www.vaseemkhan.com
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