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Martin Edwards and Rob Davies

25 June 2016 By Beccie Amer

Martin Edwards and Rob Davies

When

25/06/2016    
4:00 pm - 5:00 pm
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Where

Orwell Hotel - His Lordship's Library
Hamilton Road, Felixstowe

Crime noveliMurder at the Manor use either as photost Martin Edwards is the leading expert on classic British crime fiction from between the two world wars, and author of the highly acclaimed The Golden Age of Murder. Rob Davies is the editor of the British Library’s bestselling ‘Crime Classics’ series. Together they will talk about the recent surge of interest in golden age crime, the neglected books they wish were better known, the treasures they have unearthed and republished, and some of the exciting books that lie in store for fans of the series.

 This event is chaired by Elaine Simpson-Long.

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