ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
British crime writers Vaseem Khan and Abir Mukherjee bring to life history’s most intriguing murders, true crime and fictional, in the company of the world’s best known crime writers. They make murder . . . fun.
Update frequency:
every 10 days
Average audio length:
43 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
200 episodes
since July 31, 2019
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In this episde we discuss Vaseem Khan's new book The Man with the Golden Compass, the second Q mystery featuring Q from the James Bond franchise. We also discuss the true life case of the world's worst FBI agent, the only Special Agent in the Bureau's history to be convicted of espionage.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
In this episode we talk to playwright, screen writer-producer now turned crime writer Arvind Ethan David about his debut The Great Game.
In this episode we discuss the true life case of the Cleveland Torso Murderer and Vaseem's latest paperback, The Edge of Darkness, the sixth in the Malabar House series.
In this episode we speak with crime writing legend Sara Paretsky, creator of the brilliant private detective V.I. Warshawski - now up to 22 novels - about her latest novel Bad Company featuring a former female CIA agent dragged back into action.
In this epsiode we talk to former celebrity journalist turned bestselling thriller writer John Marrs about his latest novel Dead in the Water and also touch on the subject of Lady DIana's final resting place - and where it most definitely is not.
In this episode we explore the fifty-year old killing of Sandra Rivett, nanny to the Lord Lucan household. We also chat to author Hazell Ward who uses the mystery as a basis for her meta crime novel The Game is Murder.
In this episode we chat to crime writer Chris McDonald about his latest novel The Wrong Man and his side hustle as a rock musician.
In this episode we discuss the five brilliant books shortlisted for The Bloody Scotland Debut Prize and continue the Scottish theme by exploring the life of Sawney Bean, Scotland's most notorious cannibal
In this episode, we are live from the Theakston's Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival 2026 - the world's biggest crime and thriller festival. It's also launch week for the paperback of Vaseem's psychological thriller The Girl in Cell A - with a beautiful new cover.
In this episode we chat to screenwriter turned crime author Tim Sullivan about his DS George Cross series. Tim also tells us about the time he told legendary Hollywood director Ron Howard how to fix his film script...
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