Captain Daniel Rawson
"An enthralling and accomplished historical adventure." The Good Book Guide
"High adventure in an entertaining plot." Historical Novels Review
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Edward Marston
Author of forty crime novels, set in five distinct periods of history. His books have been translated into many languages.
Domesday Books explore the crimes and misdemeanours surrounding the compilation of Domesday in the late 11th century. Nicholas Bracewell series features an Elizabethan theatre company.
Christopher Redmayne mysteries look at the rebuilding of London after the Great Fire of 1666. Inspector Colbeck series deals with major crimes committed on Victorian railways.
In Soldier of Fortune, dashing career soldier and ladies' man, Captain Daniel Rawson, distinguishes himself at the battle of Blenheim in 1704. Drums of War takes him on to 1706 where he is given a challenging solo assignment.
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Edward Marston and Judith Cutler, author of twenty crime novels with a contemporary setting, compare techniques for writing about crime in the past and in the present. Their talk has been given at several bookshops and writers' groups in the UK and in America.
Domesday reprints
The first four titles in the Domesday series have been reprinted and are now available from Ostara Publishing.
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Dates
20-23 May 2010,
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The novels
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| The series: |
| Domesday |
| Nicholas Bracewell |
| Redmayne |
| Inspector Colbeck |
| Daniel Rawson |
| Dillman and Masefield Writing as Conrad Allen |
| Alan Saxon Writing as Keith Miles |
| Merlin Richards Writing as Keith Miles |
| Publications 2010 |
| Miscellaneous publications |
About the author |
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