# Jake Arnott
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jake arnott (born 11 March 1961) is a British novelist and dramatist, author of The Long Firm and six other novels.
== Life ==
Arnott was born in Buckinghamshire. Having left Aylesbury Grammar School at 17, he had various jobs including labourer, mortuary technician, artist's model, theatrical agency assistant, actor both with the Red Ladder Theatre Company in Leeds and appearing as a mummy in the film The Mummy.
JAKE ARNOTT In Person With Paul
JAKE ARNOTT chats to Paul Burke about his new novel Blood Rival, Sophocles, Family, noir, tragedy, Blue Lights, Jim Thompson, James Ellroy, Cathi Unsworth, The Responder.
BLOOD RIVAL It happened at a place where three roads meet. Junction 1A of the M25, heading east towards Gravesend. There’s a kil…
Eliza Carthy and Jon Boden; Jake Arnott; Kerry Godliman; India Knight; Kiri Pritchard-McLean
Kiri Pritchard-McLean loves a bit of crime - so much so that she hosts a podcast about serial killers. So she's right at home on Loose Ends this week talking cosy crime and laminating machines with actor and comedian Kerry Godliman, who stars as the charming private detective and oyster-shucking re…
Jake Arnott's Adventures in the London Underworld
Crime novelists Jake Arnott and Cathi Unsworth chat about Jake's more than two decade-long literary career. Their conversation inevitably features “The Long Firm”, which was adapted into a hit BBC drama series. He and Cathi will also be discussing his latest novel, “Blood Rival”, a psychological th…
Rebecca Root and Jake Arnott
Rebecca Root, the first trans actor to play a trans role in a mainstream BBC series, Boy Meets Girl, and The Long Firm author, Jake Arnott join Harriet Gilbert to discuss favourite books by Chris Ware, Damien Barr and Kurt Vonnegut.
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Jake Arnott
Unlike other stories within this genre, Arnott’s heroes are not always virtuous. In fact, he believes that it is human imperfections that draw readers to the characters and it’s actually the villains, not the heroes, who make the story compelling. He noted, “…It’s also that reversal where somebody…
Literary London Crime: The Dark Eyes of London - Cathi Unsworth
London is a city of secrets, a shifting, seething mass of intrigue, venality and violence, in constant cultural flux. The perfect setting for crime fiction - but how does the modern writer decode this centuries' old conurbation?Cathi Unsworth investigates those authors who haunt certain regions of …
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