by sophiehannah | Jul 26, 2017 | Articles by/about Sophie, Uncategorized
I’m about to start writing a new novel, and so the subject of titles has been very much on my mind… A few weeks ago, the writer Lissa Evans tweeted: ‘Your detective novel title: Inspector (mother’s maiden name) and the (colour of your socks) (nearest...
by sophiehannah | Apr 12, 2017 | Articles by/about Sophie
CategoriesLatest News Interviews Crime Fiction Simon & Charlie Hercule Poirot Articles by Sophie How to Hold a Grudge Christie is consistently dismissed as merely a brilliant plotter of mysteries. But she’s so much more than that. “Agreeing to marry you made me...
by sophiehannah | Apr 12, 2017 | Articles by/about Sophie
Grip-lit? Psychological thrillers were around long before Gone Girl CategoriesLatest News Interviews with Sophie Articles by/about Sophie Short Stories by Sophie (This article originally appeared in The Guardian). Is the popularity of dark crime fiction written by...
by sophiehannah | Apr 6, 2017 | Articles by/about Sophie
The Bookseller: Sophie Hannah profile CategoriesLatest News Interviews with Sophie Articles by/about Sophie Short Stories by Sophie Agatha Christie is the world’s bestselling novelist, famously outsold only by the Bible and Shakespeare. Over her 56-year writing...
by sophiehannah | Feb 1, 2017 | Articles by/about Sophie
CategoriesLatest News Interviews Crime Fiction Simon & Charlie Hercule Poirot Articles by Sophie How to Hold a Grudge Nobody would dispute the fact that Hercule Poirot, the elegant Belgian detective, he of the patent-leather shoes and the waxed mustache, is dead....