Crime Scene Britain and Ireland: A Reader’s GuideThis book is for all readers of crime fiction. Dividing Britain and Ireland into twelve regions, the author describes the work of contemporary and historic crime writers and their novels where the setting of the novel is crucial, giving the story context and local relevance. While regional crime novels go back to The Hound of the Baskervilles, identifiably regional crime within specific cityscapes and landscapes only came into its own twenty years ago

writers and reviewers in 30 issues which make up an incomparable archive of contemporary literature from the Arab world

the treasured personal relationships that have sustained him through a turbulent life

Robert Havard

Gill McEvoy

What Williams’s characters want is the space to cultivate their sense of individual worth

well-crafted prose

Latifa Baqa – short story Bad Soup

"Definitely about women in space

· A lively guide to the idiosyncrasies of Hadrian’s Wall

Qassim Haddad

including The Vigilant One (1994

with appreciation from Amjad Nasser