In the media | Lesley Thomson

My Books

	The Death Chamber ‘A haunting novel about loss and reconciliation’ –The Sunday Times
	The Dog Walker ‘One of our leading crime writers.’ –Elly Griffiths
	The House With No Rooms ‘I thoroughly recommend.’ — New Books Magazine
	The Runaway ‘A wonderfully eerie London setting and a suitably chilling plot.’ — Elly Griffiths
	The Detective’s Secret ‘Lesley Thomson is a class above.’ — Ian Rankin
	Ghost Girl ‘A haunting novel about loss and reconciliation, driven by a simple but clever plot.’ — The Sunday Times
	The Detective’s Daughter ‘Tense and gripping’ — Shotsmag
	A Kind of Vanishing ‘A Kind of Vanishing is a novel to treasure.’ — Ian Rankin

In the media

I love being alone (not counting dog) in my study writing stories but it’s great to get out sometimes and practise my social skills.

A night with Ian Rankin

For the inaugural First Fictions Festival in Brighton 2012, the headline event was my interview with internationally best selling crime writer, Ian Rankin. It was an enjoyable, informal wide ranging discussion centring about Ian’s first, and still, unpublished novel.

In conversation with Elizabeth Haynes

A cold rainy night in Spitalfields. But in a dark cellar off a side street, Elizabeth and I talked about plotting crime.

BBC Radio Sussex

BBC Radio Sussex interviewed me after I won The People’s Book Prize for fiction in July 2010

Being interviewed by Lisa Holloway at The Space in Brighton

The Space in Brighton is hosted by Lisa Holloway and always offers a good night out. It was great to be invited along in 2007. It’s in four short videos.

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