Fiona Forsyth

Out today! #Ovid fans, if you ever wondered what happened to Hermes, of Hermes’ Place fame, then here is a short story just for you… the bonus is you get stories from cool writers as well!

Free via #kindleunlimited Read our new short story collection Watching the Detectives amzn.eu/d/03MLBdfl Featuring @KJosephAuthor @David_Jarvis_ @rnmorris @RAPriceAuthor and more... #crimefiction #shortstories #bookboost

June’s #NationalCrimeReadingMonth courtesy of @The_CWA I’ve done my bit by writing a crime novel! If you want to get involved & fancy ‘an absorbingly unusual murder mystery’ then #TheMargaretCode is available from bookshops & libraries Whatever you delve into - happy reading!

Some fantastic new book post @TrevorWoodWrite @OrendaBooks @ProfileBooks @serpentstail @jonnytrig @DrMacOde @MadvillePub @MichaelJBooks Simon Conway @medwardsbooks @flametreepress

Hay Festival 5.30 Tuesday 26th. I’m appearing with Val McDermid and would be grovelingly grateful to anyone who can make it 😊🙏🤗

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Event 5th June No. 8 Arts Centre-Murder at the Abbey →number8.org/event/murder-a… @orion_crime @TonyFisherLive @LittleBrownUK @bullingtonpress @simonschuster @HoZ_Books @HodderFiction @HodderBooks @PenguinUKBooks @OldcastleBooks @SharpeBooks #crime @aspectsofcrime @AspectsHistory

#BookReview Paul Strathern reviews Building Britannia By Steven Parissien "Will provide endless dipping for the architecturally curious." aspectsofhistory.com/book_reviews/b… Read Building Britannia amzn.eu/d/039LxRLh @HoZ_Books #architecture #historylovers #newbooks

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Less than 2 weeks to go until our historical fiction panel event with Leeds Lit Fest! All our newest authors and titles will be present as well as a couple of our most successful writers in A.D Bergin and Carolyn Kirby! Secure your place now: share.google/aRNAZhLDBezGa2…

#DealoftheWeek Are you a fan of Tudor crime? Read @stevenveerapen for just 99p/c The Queen's Spies amzn.eu/d/00TlzrbH Fire and Faith amzn.eu/d/002LUaBO #crimefiction #tudors #kindleseries

A mass of poppies bloomed overnight and are now crawling with bees

This bank holiday I’m offering a critique of your first 10k words and synopsis! Enter here: open.substack.com/pub/honestedit… #writingcommunity

@lhallwriter Noise! ATM, Law and order in the background

Writers, do you prefer silence or noise when writing?

New today 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 We talk to Scottish crime fiction author @andrayauthor about his new novel, The Long Isle, set in South Uist in the Outer Hebrides... crimefictionlover.com/2026/05/interv… #TartanNoir #Scotland #mystery

My latest books cartoon for @GuardianBooks Many more here: theguardian.com/profile/tom-ga…

Watching the Detectives a new crime anthology aspectsofcrime.com/watching-the-d… @RAPriceAuthor @rnmorris @aspectsofcrime @AspectsHistory @David_Jarvis_ @HobeckBooks @MarkEllis15 @for_fi @HaleWrites @CazEngland @jjulieanderson @KJosephAuthor @realVernonSmith @TonyFisherLive @nick_kevern

Watching the Detectives a new crime anthology aspectsofcrime.com/watching-the-d… @RAPriceAuthor @rnmorris @aspectsofcrime @AspectsHistory @David_Jarvis_ @HobeckBooks @MarkEllis15 @for_fi @HaleWrites @CazEngland @jjulieanderson @KJosephAuthor @realVernonSmith @TonyFisherLive

How do they rise up? #glorious25thMay

It's #MurderEveryMonday and this week's theme is a crime fiction originally published in 1955. Not sure what #MurderEveryMonday is? Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/2023/02/05/mur… Want to know what themes are coming up next? Here's the link: crossexaminingcrime.com/murdereverymon…

Ephesus, then and now. The Great Theatre faced onto the harbour meaning a nice sea breeze for people in the cheap seats. Now all silted up, the bay would have been packed with ships - the city was famous for its marble exports - and pilgrims to the Temple of Artemis.