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Ilkley Literature Festival Posted: 22 Aug 2021 10:00 PM PDT   The Ilkley Book Festival have announced their programme. The festival is due to take place between 1st and 17th October 2021. The full programme can be read here. This year they will be producing a hybrid event of over 70 events with it beaning a mixture digital events, 'live" in person interviews, talks and panels.  Booking opens Tuesday 31 August at 10:00am.  The crime fiction events are - Cold War Spies - Tim Tate and Trevor Barnes – (Saturday 2nd October at 3:00pm) Award-winning documentary filmmaker, investigative journalist and best-selling author Tim Tate is joined by crime novelist Trevor Barnes to discuss some of the most gripping true stories of Cold War history. From a supposed Polish secret service agent passing Soviet secrets to the West, to the Portland Spy Ring where KGB 'illegals' operated under false identities stolen from the dead. Tate's The Spy Who Was Left Out in the Cold draws on a wealth of previously unpublished primary sources to tell the dramatic true story of Michal Goleniewski, the best spy the West ever lost. Barnes' Dead Doubles explores a case that justified the West's paranoia about infiltration and treachery. Graeme MacRae Burnet: Case Study (Saturday 2nd October at 4:00pm) London, 1965. An unworldly young woman believes that a charismatic psychotherapist, Collins Braithwaite, has driven her sister to suicide. Intent on confirming her suspicions, she assumes a false identity and presents herself to him as a client, recording her experiences in a series of notebooks. In Case Study, Booker Prize-shortlisted novelist Graeme Macrae Burnet presents these notebooks interspersed with his own biographical research into Collins Braithwaite. The result is a dazzling meditation on the nature of sanity, identity and truth itself. Interview by The Telegraph book critic Jake Kerridge. Imran Mahmood & Jenn Ashworth: Lying Eyes – (Sunday 3rd October at 1:00pm) Join novelists Jenn Ashworth and Imran Mahmood as they discuss the role of unreliable narrators in fiction. Ashworth's Ghosted explores a deeply affecting and unconventional love story, shot through with anger, black humour and grief. Mahmood's I Know What I Saw is a thriller that centres on a now-homeless former banker who witnessed an impossible murder, and how the consequences of the crime force him to confront his vexed past and the unreliability of his memory. Interview by The Telegraph book critic Jake Kerridge.

Killer Nashville: Silver Falchion Award Winners Posted: 22 Aug 2021 12:15 PM PDT   The 2021 Killer Nashville Silver Falchion Award Winners were announced at the Killer Nashville Awards Dinner. BEST ACTION ADVENTURE  The Crow's Nest by Richard Meredith BEST COMEDY  Con Me Once by J. L. Delozier BEST COZY  Rose by Any Other Name by Becki Willis BEST HISTORICAL The Lost Wisdom of the Magic by Susie Helme BEST INVESTIGATOR  Within Plain Sight by Bruce Robert Coffin BEST JUVENILE  Y.A. Irish Town by Matthew John Meagher BEST MYSTERY  Code Gray by Benny Sims BEST NON-FICTION  Words Whispered in Water by Andy Rosenthal BEST SCI-FI / FANTASY  Odyssey Tale by Cody Schlegel BEST SHORT STORY COLLECTION  Couch Detective Book 2 by James Glass BEST SUPERNATURAL  Borrowed Memories by Christine Mager Wevik BEST SUSPENSE  Ring of Conspiracy by J. Robert Kinney BEST THRILLER  The Divine Devils by R. Weir

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