05 October 2009

Reading Festival of Crime Writing 2009 Coverage

Alas, I didn't have the time, at the time, to go into too much detail on the events I attended at this festival.  However, the superb Jo Derrick*, who I briefly met at Jane Hill's signing table, has some great coverage on her blog The Yellow Room Editor.  Do keep scrolling down to read more.

*Jo Derrick is the founder and editor of The Yellow Room Magazine which supports women writers and short fiction.

5 Oct 2009 01:37:50 | Author Events, Literary Festivals

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