Category Archives: Broadcasting

Did Agatha Christie draw on real life female criminals as inspiration for her work? In A Bit of a Christie… read more

I chatted with Professor Toby Miller about female sleuths, forgotten swimming champions, and the challenges of fiction versus non-fiction. Listen … read more

The story of Irishwoman Kate Meyrick – London nightclub queen of the 1920s – is told in a new documentary … read more

I chatted to Salma El-Wardany about 3 London locations which are important in the history of female sleuths, in the … read more

I chatted to Sean Styles on BBC Radio Merseyside about the first women to work as private detectives and Liverpool’s … read more

I chatted with Alexis Conran about the story behind Private Inquiries, the first British woman to open her own … read more

I chatted to Mickey Noonan from Standard Issue about my training as a PI, the Victorian women who first became … read more

I chatted with Salma El-Wardany on BBC Radio London about the Queens of the Underworld, while Elizabeth Crawford discussed … read more

What happens when you get awkward questions at book festivals? Vox is a series of bite-size audio recordings in which … read more

I chatted to Georgina Godwin about Queens of the Underworld on Monocle 24. Listen here.… read more

I chatted to Paul Ross about Queens of the Underworld on Overnights, talkRadio.

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How do writers deal with rejection? Vox is a series of bite-size audio recordings in which Royal Literary Fund Fellows … read more