Albert Halls

The three authors talk about the lead characters that keep their crime series on top: Edinburgh Victorian Inspector Faro, and Glasgow’s DCI Lorimer and Dr Rhona MacLeod.

The Swedish crime writer, quickly gaining ground in the UK after the BBC screening of his Intercrime series, talks about his career.

Literature's comedy double act, authors Mark Billingham and Christopher Brookmyre, goad each other as they talk crime fiction.

The two Irish writers, who have both written for children, talk about the art of storytelling.

Barclay, a forensic investigator, and Murphy, a crime writer, talking about the results of their collaboration: the book Everyone Lies, published under the name A D Garrett.

The Scandinavian crime writer talks about his work, including The Snowman.

Lee Child (AKA Jim Grant) talks about his best-selling novels, including the Jack Reacher series.

The two winners of the Crime Writers' Association John Creasey Dagger talk about where they get their brilliant, and terribly dark, plots from.

A mix of original, former and new members of 60s group The Manfreds perform a selection of their hits along with R&B faves from their best-known albums.

Billingham and Neville have built their crime fiction careers on two mainstay characters, but they've both recently left their main men behind in order to write standalone novels. They talk about the experience of letting go.

The two writers talk about why they set their crime series abroad, in Spain, and where the fascination with the foreign comes from.

Crime writer Jardin, the man behind the Bob Skinner detective novels, is joined by Bloody Scotland co-founders Anderson and Gray to talk about what makes Scotland's crime fiction unique.

A large selection of collectables old and new, from rare treasures for the connoisseur to interesting and affordable pieces for anyone and everyone.

A tribute show that spans PF's Gilmour-led catalogue from Dark Side to The Division Bell.

The two crime writing titans talk about how much is too much when it comes to writing scenes of death and destruction.

The Queen of Crime talks about the fears she laces through her novels to scare the bejeesus out of her readers.

Learn more about the achievements of the multiple award-winning author and Godfather of Tartan Noir.