www.cremedelacrime.com - An innovative crime publishing house who were willing to take a chance on me.

wwww.crimefest.com - major crime writing festival taking place annually in Bristol. See my Events page for details...

www.societyofauthors.org - never thought I'd find myself belonging to a club who would have me as a member... the Society of Authors is THE organisation to belong to if you are a writer, for so many reasons. Have a look at their web site to see what I mean...

www.thecwa.co.uk - the Crime Writers' Association - they've let me in, too. An august crime writing association, they organise the various Dagger awards, and, among many other things, invite members to join regional Chapters. Disappointingly, they don't provide Harley Davidson's and cut-off leather jackets - guess I'll have to get my own (faux leather for me, of course!)    

www.mysterywomen.co.uk - a great forum for discussion of crime fiction by enthusiastic crime fiction addicts. Also welcomes male members (!)

www.eurocrime.co.uk - a vast repository of British and other European crime writers and their books. together with forthcoming titles, reviews, news, events - it's frighteningly addictive!

www.shotsmag.co.uk - excellent crime & mystery ezine. A great source of current crime goings-on.

www.mslexia.co.uk - the magazine for women who write. As opposed to ladies who lunch, although I've found that  the two are frequently compatible...

www.writersnews.co.uk - the best writers' magazine in the business. A wealth of information on all aspects of writing, and, together with its sister production, writing magazine, it's always been a huge source of inspiration to me.

www.writingmagazine.co.uk - a must for any writer. If you want to write a novel (or a play, film, poem, short story, book on tractor parts etc.) subscribe to this magazine.

www.adrianmagson.com - a fellow author, columnist, reviewer and article-writer par excellence. And on top of all that, he's a Mystery Woman!