Friday, 16 May 2025
17:10 - 18:00
The panel are Tom Harper, David Penny,
L.C. Tyler, G.J. Williams,
and the participating Moderator is Louise Mangos.
Tom Harper is the international bestselling author of
thirteen thrillers and adventure novels, including Lost Temple and Black
River. He has also co-written five books with the late Wilbur Smith, most
recently Warrior King. Research for his novels has taken him all over
the world, from the jungles of Peru to the high Arctic. He is a former Chair of
the Crime Writers' Association, and lives in York with his wife and two sons.
David Penny is the author of the Thomas Berrington
Historical Mysteries set in Moorish Spain and the early Tudor period. David’s
work is available in eBook, print and audio, as well as translations into
Spanish and German. He also writes the Izzy Wild contemporary police thrillers,
and the Unit-13 WWII Paranormal Spy Thrillers.
L.C. Tyler
is a former chair of the CWA and the author of two detective series. He has won
the CWA Short Story Dagger, the CrimeFest Goldsboro Last Laugh Award (twice)
and been shortlisted for the Edgar Allan Poe Awards and the CWA Historical
Dagger. His latest book (2024) is The Three Deaths of Justice Godfrey. He has
lived and worked all over the world - but most recently in London and West
Sussex.
G.J. Williams is author of The Tudor Rose Murders Series – historical murder mysteries
that take real Tudor events and people, then throw in a plot and bodies. Her
debut, The Conjuror’s Apprentice, was published in 2023; the second in
the series, The Wolf’s Shadow, hit the shelves in 2024 and the third, The
Cygnet Prince, is scheduled for launch in June 2025. The series has been
now been selected for distribution in the USA.
Louise Mangos
writes award-winning psychological suspense, historical mysteries, and
short fiction. Her latest psychological whodunnit Five Fatal Flaws was
shortlisted in the Page Turner Awards. She holds a Masters in Crime
Writing from the University of East Anglia in the UK. She currently lives
at the foot of the Swiss Alps with her Kiwi husband and two sons where she
enjoys skate skiing in winter and wild swimming in summer.
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