Delighted to tell you the second Arnold Clover book is now out from my wonderful German publishers, Folio. And isn’t it a lovely edition — just look at those clever […]
Out now in German… Das Borgia-Porträt Read More »
Well, we did it. What a weekend. Some amazing venues, some amazing authors, and Venice too. Thanks so much to everyone who came…. Italian and English speaking. It was a
Venice Noir… what a launch Read More »
Listen to Richard Armitage narrate The Four Deadly Seasons.
Richard Armitage reads The Four Deadly Seasons Read More »
There’s a pivotal scene in The Four Deadly Seasons that, like much of the book, is based on Venetian reality. Arnold Clover has been growing closer to Mia Haas, the
Your November Venice challenge… hunt the castradina Read More »
We want Venice Noir to be an informal affair where readers, publisher and authors can mix and get to know one another. And here’s the perfect opportunity.
Venice Noir… dinner with our authors Read More »
This will, I’m sure, come as a great surprise to all of you but Philip Gwynne Jones and I have been known to partake of food and the odd drink while doing all that necessary book research in Venice. It only seemed fair to share with you a few of our recommendations for finding sustenance during the festival. Or any other time come to that…
Some ideas for food and drink during Venice Noir Read More »
The third book in my Venice mystery series is out today in print and ebook from Bloodhound Books. You can find it online and order print versions on the web and through conventional book stores.
Out today… The Four Deadly Seasons Read More »
Venice Noir weekend is rapidly approaching so let me give you a quick guide to the principal book events in English over the weekend.
What to see at Venice Noir in English Read More »
Venice Noir 2025 goes live six weeks on Friday… and now you can reserve your free places for the weekend. Please note there was a timing error in the initial
Free tickets to Venice Noir now available Read More »
Three hundred years ago a child was born near today’s San Samuele vaporetto stop in Venice. He was christened Giacomo Girolamo Casanova and is, perhaps, the most famous Venetian of
The trial of Casanova, Venice Noir 2025 Read More »
