Leonardo St Paul's, London
GOLDSBORO BOOKS STAGE
Friday 13 June 2025
11:40 - 12:30
Will Dean, Heidi Amsinck, R.O. Thorp,
and the participating moderator is Ed James.
Will Dean grew up in the East Midlands, living in nine
different villages before the age of eighteen. After studying Law at LSE, and
working many varied jobs in London, he settled in rural Sweden with his wife.
He built a wooden house in a boggy forest clearing and it’s from this base that
he compulsively reads and writes.
Heidi Amsinck is the award-winning author of a Danish crime
fiction series featuring a Copenhagen reporter called Jensen. A journalist by
background, Heidi spent many years covering Britain for the Danish press,
including a spell as London Correspondent for the broadsheet daily Jyllands-Posten.
Born in Copenhagen, she now lives in the UK where her work has been broadcast
frequently on BBC Radio 4. Her latest novel is Out of the Dark (Muswell
Press, April 2025).
R. O. Thorp i
s an Australian living in Cork,
Ireland, where she writes lyrics and herds cats. She was one of the Observer's
top 10 debut novelists of 2021, and her writing has won the London Short Story
Award and been shortlisted for the BBC Opening Lines Prize. Death on Ice is her
first foray into murder mysteries.
Ed James is a Scottish author who
writes crime fiction novels across multiple series and in multiple locations. His
latest series is set in the Scottish Borders, where Ed now lives, starring DI
Rob Marshall – a criminal profiler turned detective, investigating serial
murders in a beautiful landscape. Set four hundred miles south on the gritty
streets of East London, his bestselling DI Fenchurch series features a cop with
little to lose and a kidnapped daughter to find. is Police Scotland books are
fronted by multiple detectives based in Edinburgh, including Scott Cullen, a
young Edinburgh Detective investigating crimes from the bottom rung of the
career ladder he’s desperate to climb. The DS Vicky Dodds books put Dundee on
the Tartan Noir map, featuring a driven female detective struggling to combine
her complex home life with a heavy caseload.
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Ed James is a Scottish author who
writes crime fiction novels across multiple series and in multiple locations. His
latest series is set in the Scottish Borders, where Ed now lives, starring DI
Rob Marshall – a criminal profiler turned detective, investigating serial
murders in a beautiful landscape. Set four hundred miles south on the gritty
streets of East London, his bestselling DI Fenchurch series features a cop with
little to lose and a kidnapped daughter to find. is Police Scotland books are
fronted by multiple detectives based in Edinburgh, including Scott Cullen, a
young Edinburgh Detective investigating crimes from the bottom rung of the
career ladder he’s desperate to climb. The DS Vicky Dodds books put Dundee on
the Tartan Noir map, featuring a driven female detective struggling to combine
her complex home life with a heavy caseload.
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