Three crime writers talk all things crime, writing, inspirations and process, with special guest authors from around the world.
Two of the regular voices, Chris McDonald and Rob Parker, talk to Elly Griffiths, author of the Ruth Galloway series and the Detective Inspector Edgar Stephens and Max Mephisto Series, about her work and experiences.
This week the Blood Brothers had the absolute pleasure of talking to Will Dean - author of the incredible Last Thing to Burn and the Tuva Moodyson Mystery Series.
Crime writers Sean Coleman, Rob Parker and Chris McDonald talk to the master of crime, Mark Billingham. Includes a lot of reminiscing about the past... and laughter.
We were joined for an hour of laughter and conversation by the wonderful S.E. Moorhead, author of Witness X. Get listening for some of the most high-brow answers to our questions yet, plus another excellent round of the new version of the one-star superstar game.
We absolutely died recording this episode. Crime writers Sean Coleman, Chris McDonald and Rob Parker chat to Six Stories author Matt Wesolowski. Includes the most fun version of one-star superstar to date, and some cracking stories along the way. Get listening now!
Crime writers Rob Parker, Sean Coleman and Chris McDonald talk to Gabriel Bergmoser about his dark horror, The Hunted, and about his craft, about lockdown, sequels, movies, and the correct use of the semi-colon.
This week we speak to the delightful Gary Donnelly about Sheen, mice and poetry and process. Featuring a LOT of laughter.
A special launch edition of the pod where Rob Parker and Sean Coleman grill fellow Blood Brother Chris McDonald about his latest cosy crime release.
Crime writers Rob Parker and Chris McDonald talk to Eight Detectives author Alex Pavesi, about his work, inspirations and classic crime.
In the last show of the year, we interviewed the incredible Lou Berney, author of November Road, and we had a special guest dial in to pick up their award after our listener vote chose the inaugural Blood Brothers Book of the Year. There was a plaque and everything.
