Moth publishing have just announced the winners of the Northern Crime winners:
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December 2015
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Moth Publishing announces Northern Crime winners
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Northern
Crime winners & free books
We are thrilled to announce the winners of our Northern Crime
Competition! 20 writers from the North of England have had their
prize-winning short stories published in Northern Crime One, which is out
now and available FREE on Kindle until Sunday 13 December.
From rural noir to urban horror, Northern Crime One promises
to bring a chill to your winter nights. The wide-ranging collection
showcases some of the best emerging talent in UK crime, proving that
short stories are the perfect form to introduce fresh blood to the
crime-writing scene.
The winning
writers are: Karon Alderman, Pat Black, Lynne M
Blackwell, Ben Borland, Michael Connon, Adrian P Fayter, Bradley
Langham, Danny Marshall, Kathleen Mckay, Tom Moody, Emma Oxley, Pam
Plumb, Basil Ransome-Davies, Alex Reece Abbott, Martin Robbins, Nick
Triplow, Betty Weiner, Belinda Weir, MJ Wesolowski, and Sue Wilsea.
Kathleen
Mckay has also won the novel competition, for her
work-in-progress, Hard
Wired. Her contemporary crime novel will be published by
Moth Publishing in summer 2016.
The Northern Crime Competition, run by the crime imprint Moth
Publishing, was founded to recognise and to publish talented new crime
writers from the North of England.
It proved highly successful in 2013, its inaugural year, discovering
four then-debut novelists, including Helen Cadbury (To Catch a Rabbit,
Bones in the Nest)
and Rebecca Muddiman (Stolen, Gone), both of
whose books became bestsellers. Today’s winners, therefore, are ones to
watch.
Moth Publishing is the crime imprint of Mayfly Books, a partnership
between New Writing North and Business Education Publishers Ltd, a
trade publisher.
BUY Northern Crime
One
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© New Writing
North 2015
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