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Do you love crime fiction?
If so, this event could be for you. On 12th November 2012 the Crime Writers’ Association (CWA) are hosting a panel discussion on the topic “Is crime the new literary fiction?”
Chaired by Mark Lawson, the panel will be made up of best-selling crime thriller writers: Lee Child, Sophie Hannah, Peter James and John Banville.
It sounds like it’ll be a lively and entertaining debate.
For more information, and to book tickets, visit the Kings Place website at: http://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on-book-tickets/spoken-word/is-crime-the-new-literary-fiction
It’s in my diary and I can’t wait!
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Steph Broadribb 
Damn… won’t be back in the UK by then. Sounds great.
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That’s a shame 😦 I’ve booked my ticket, so I’ll write a blog about it afterwards …
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Go on then, make me jealous, why don’t you….
; ))
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lol 🙂
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Hi – thanks for stopping by my blog. I’ve added yours to my feed. I’m going to the above event. Perhaps we can say hello. I don’t think crime is the new literary fiction for what it’s worth but plenty of people I know read both.
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Hi Sarah. Fab, look forward to seeing you there. Yes, I’m pretty sure there’s room for both, but it’s bound to be an interesting debate 🙂
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