Alibis in the Archive

Join us for Alibis in the Archive 2024, an immersive crime writing festival held from Friday 7th June to Sunday 9th June. Tickets are £170 and include access to all talks, dinner on Friday and Saturday and lunch on Saturday and Sunday (two courses with tea or filter coffee) plus Alibis in the Archive activities.
Meet the speakers:
Ayo Onatade, a CWA Red Herring award winning freelance crime fiction critic/commentator,
moderator and blogger.
Martin Edwards, award-winning and bestselling crime writer whose works include the Lakeland
series and the Rachel Savernake series.
Elly Griffiths, author of the Ruth Galloway series and Harbinder Kaur books.
Glenn Chandler, the creator of Taggart, the Glasgow-based detective series which became the longest-running police drama on British television.
Leigh Russell, author of the Geraldine Steel, Ian Peterson, and Lucy Hall novels, and the Poppy
Mystery Tales.
Tom Mead, novelist, short story writer and 'master' of locked room mysteries' (The Murder Wheel and Caberet Macabre).
Tony Medawar, writer, researcher and the editor behind six Bodies from the Library collections. Victoria Dowd, the mind behind the Smart Woman's mystery series which began with The Smart Woman's Guide to Murder.