Emma Viskic on Resurrection Bay: Why did I set out to write a deaf protagonist? The truth is, I didn’t. Read more

Xanthé Mallett is a lecturer in Forensic Anthropology, specialising in human identification. She has also taken part in several interviews for BBC News using her forensic identification skills, and has appeared on breakfast shows in the UK. Mothers Who Murder by Xanthe Mallett Child murder: A social taboo and one of the most abhorrent acts most of us can imagine. Meet the women found guilty of ... Read more

The longlist for this year’s Ned Kelly Awards for crime writing has just been announced. Established in 1996 by the Crime Writers Association of Australia, the Ned Kelly Awards are Australia’s leading literary awards for crime writing in both the crime fiction and true crime genres. A huge congratulations to all the writers in the running for ‘Neds’ this year. You can find all... Read more