CWA members’ web pages
Most CWA members and associate members now have their own web sites, and many of these are listed below. This is not a list of members of the CWA: some do not have web pages and others have not yet asked us to list them.
Use the links below to jump direct to a name, or just scroll down the page to read the full list.
All these links are to the web pages of members and Associate members of the CWA only. There is no intention to provide links to others at present.
Follow this link for details of CWA membership.
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Other web sites
The following web sites belong to CWA associate members or are maintained by CWA members but have a broader scope than the individual:
- Black Hill Books
Specialist in vintage crime fiction books, run by Guy N Smith
- Crimebuff
A large crime review site run by Alex Auswaks.
- CrimeTimePreview
- Robin Jarossi’s site previewing the latest thrillers and crime shows coming to UK television from around the world. Also on Facebook.
- Deadly Diversions
An award-winning website celebrating excellence in crime fiction, run by professional reviewer Jim Napier. Aimed at both readers and writers, it contains biographies of authors and links to their websites, Jim's own reviews and interviews, an explanation of major crime fiction genres, and an array of useful resources.
- Flambard Press
Margaret and Peter Lewis set up Flambard in 1990 as a small, independent press offering opportunities to new and neglected writers, especially in the North of England.
- Goldsboro Books
Goldsboro Books are the UK’s largest specialist in first edition, signed books, having some 5000 first editions in stock, including a large range of crime.
- Gregory and Company Authors’ Agents
Literary agency, owned by CWA member Jane Gregory. “We are known as the foremost agents for crime and thrillers although we handle many types of fiction and general non-fiction and our interests are wide-ranging.”
- Magna cum Murder
The Mid-America Crime Writing Festival held in Muncie, Indiana.
- Mystery Women
UK independent group producing a quarterly magazine, with reports on events, book and audio reviews, interviews and news, in the promotion of female crime writers with the emphasis on new and lesser known authors.
- James M. Pickard Rare Books
- Specialist bookshop, dealing in fine and rare books, notably Ian Fleming, Leslie Charteris and the highlights of Crime Fiction.
- Post Mortem Books
One of the UK’s leading crime fiction specialist booksellers, run by Ralph Spurrier
- Profusion Publishers
Profusion publishes outstanding and popular crime writing from Eastern Europe. CWA member Mike Phillips is a co-director. More information on their blog, Facebook pages and Twitter feed.
- Shotsmag
The crime and thriller ezine: interviews, photographs, features and more, redesigned in February 2011 with a more user friendly system in mind and with regular content updates.
- Strand Magazine
and shopmysteries.com A magazine and a shop run by Andrew Gulli.
- Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival
- A major crime writing festival held in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, in July. Erica Morris, the Festival manager, is a CWA member and the festival features many CWA members.
- Whispering Buffalo
Headed by Mariam Keen, Whispering Buffalo is a “young, vibrant literary agency … championing emerging talent, [which] is actively building its list and welcomes unsolicited submissions.”
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