Listen to the 2020 Noirwich Lecture
Mark Aldridge and Sophie Hannah discuss the 100-year history of one of Agatha Christie’s most beloved creations
“Even if I couldn’t sell a book, I’d still be writing.”
Paddy talks to Peggy on the podcast
Two new virtual writers in residence from the UNESCO City of Literature network
The region’s largest annual celebration of crime writing returns in an online format with a host of free events for everyone to enjoy!
Does highbrow literature really exist?
The inaugural UNESCO City of Literature Writer in Residence joins us on the podcast
Sara Collins joins us on the podcast
Exclusive interview from Noirwich 2019
Recorded live at the Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2019
Advice from author Claire McGowan
Tickets are available now!
Live from the Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2018
Interviewed by Elspeth Latimer
with series creator Robert Thorogood
Talking with author Amer Anwar
Author of Dark Chapter
By the queen of domestic suspense, Julia Crouch
with Matt Wesolowski
Talking with Nicola Upson
“What we really talk about when we talk about crime fiction”
Recorded at the Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2017
from the Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
Plus a sneak peek at Noirwich 2018
How fairy tales, folklore and the ‘unknowable’ have influenced Roz Watkins’ writing
Poirot novelist Sophie Hannah on devising the story, writing a libretto, and working with a composer
Amer Anwar’s writing tips
Fiona Barton, bestselling author of ‘The Widow’
From Nicola Upson, author of ‘An Expert in Murder’
Creating firm foundations for your story
Led by acclaimed crime writers Nicola Upson and Louise Welsh
In partnership with Dead Good Books, we have an exciting giveaway of 40 individual starter packs for book groups
Young Ambassador Hannah Richmond reviews our debut authors panel at Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2017
A crime writing exhibition from the British Archive for Contemporary Writing
‘There’s something about places next to water which gives them a different resonance’
Cathi Unsworth on the creation of a unique musical noir experience
Win a two-night break and tickets to Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
With Abir Mukherjee, A.A.Dhand and Michelle Davies
From the Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
With Duncan Campbell, Jane Corry and Kate Rhodes
Harriet Tyce considers the long and complicated relationship between crime and literary fiction
Peter James at Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2016
With Don Bartlett, Anja de Jager, Nadia Dalbuono and Barry Forshaw
Laura Joyce on one of crime’s biggest sub-genres
Barry Forshaw, Angela Clarke, Steve Mosby and Dreda Say Mitchell discuss European and British crime fiction.
Listen to our Domestic Noir podcast at Noirwich Crime Writing Festival 2016
The actor and comedian on writing 007
30 years of John Rebus at Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
Jamie Bernthal on Noirwich’s Bloody Brunch finale
Blogger-in-residence Jamie Bernthal reports on the Saturday of Noirwich
Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
Jamie Bernthal reports on Noirwich Crime Writing Festival
Jamie Bernthal
New exhibition launches at UEA
Matthew Woodcock
Novelist and screenwriter Tom Benn offers his top tips
A free event with prizes to be won
Anja De Jager on the inspiration behind her debut novel
Norwich Castle’s most notorious resident
A hand-pick of the best, from Ruby Redfort to Lemony Snicket
What makes British crime writing so distinctive?
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