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It's where it's at!
Steve is still away, so Luca is joined by bestselling crime writer Angela Clarke! They talk about book releases, the Staunch prize, infamous people and what they were reading, and much more.
There's also a special update from Steve from his tour around the US!
Special guest is Katerina Diamond! She talks about her bestselling books, the best Batman, and loads more.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
While Steve's away, Luca is joined by the bestselling writer and official "Third Crime Writer of the Podcast" Stuart Neville!
The two discuss the Fun Lovin' Crime Writers, music, scary taxi drivers on US book tours, ebooks, and writing controversial articles around book publication dates.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The Two Crime Writers talk about libraries closing, the importance of visiting them, and the intensity of Karl Ove Knausgaard.
Noelle Holten reviews books from Elle Croft and Matt Wesolowski.
Special guest is Mark Hill, who talks about book title changes, doing book events, and much more.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The Two Crime Writers talk about librarians stealing books, JK Rowling selling 500 million, Marx, and Luca's shower.
Kate Moloney reviews books from Christi Daugherty and AJ Finn.
Special guest is Will Dean, who talks about living in the middle of a forest, flat-pack houses, being Robin Hood, and Moose.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The Two Crime Writers are back, with a new episode discussing the best books of 2017, the bestselling books of 2017, and what to look forward to in 2018. Also, Luca's leaky shower.
Noelle Holten reviews books from Simon Kernick and CJ Tudor.
Special guest is Paul Finch, who talks about his novels, his life in the police, and much more.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
A special bonus episode of the show, as the Two Crime Writers are joined by new bestseller Sarah Vaughan. She talks about her novel Anatomy of a Scandal, how prescient it has turned out to be, the current climate of #MeToo, and her life before writing.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The two crime writers discuss the upcoming holidays - best Christmas films and songs, what counts as a Xmas film, and which books to buy as gifts. Also, it's Word of the Year time again!
Star guest this week is the incredible Chris Brookmyre! He talks about his career so far, best comedies, and how Ford Prefect influenced a character.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
They're back!
The two crime writers return for a new season (or series) of all brand new episodes.
First up, it's time for the Bad Sex award special. Celebrating the best examples of bad sex scenes in fiction for the past year, as voted for by the Literary Review. Expect explicit shared extracts, much giggling, and strange things to think about during certain "acts".
Also, the two discuss what they've been up to (and failing at) in the month they had off!
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The two crime writers celebrate 50 episodes of the podcast by sharing audio of an event during a recent tour of Northern Ireland libraries. They talk careers, how they write and much more.
Noelle Holten of crimebookjunkie.com reviews The House by Simon Lelic!
Star guest this week is the awesome David Torrans of No Alibis Bookshop. The famous bookshop is discussed, its history and famous clientele. Also, a brand new crime fiction festival ''Noireland'.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
It's where it's at!
The two crime writers discuss writing rewards, World Book Day and celebrity authors, sexism in submissions, and Marcel Proust's secret sockpuppeting.
Ace reviewer Craig Sisterson reviews novels from Louise Penny and Zoe Sharp.
Star guest is the incredible author jenny Blackhurst. She talks about her latest novel, psychology and its influence on her books, inspiration and the odd places it can come from, and how she became a published writer.
Credits:
Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions
Music by Stuart Neville
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