From Classic Crime to Contemporary Thrillers with Sophie Hannah

Name: From Classic Crime to Contemporary Thrillers with Sophie Hannah
Start: 2025-10-26T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2025-10-26T18:00:00+00:00
Location: The Auditorium

Sun 26 Oct

5pm - 6pm : The Auditorium

Crime Fiction

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The Forum, Millennium Plain, Norwich, NR2 1TF

01603 727 950

Murder never goes out of style: the crime genre has topped the bestseller lists for hundreds of years.

Hear from one of the experts, bestseller Sophie Hannah, as she talks about her latest Poirot novel, and her new twisty thriller No One Would Do What The Lamberts Have Done. She’ll take us from locked room mysteries to psychological suspense in this event which is sure to have you on the edge of your seat.

Sophie has written six Poirot novels, breathing new life into our favourite mustachioed investigator. In this unique event, she’ll share her secrets to recreating the golden-age of detective fiction whilst writing thrilling contemporary crime.

This is a must-attend event for amateur investigators, thriller fanatics, and crime aficionados… whether you love to guess the twist, or just go along for the ride.

Hosted by Fiona Leitch.

Tickets: £10

Praise for No One Would Do What The Lamberts Have Done:

An incident involving a dog in a small village escalates to an all-out conflict, turning neighbour against neighbour, and culminating in murder. But who did it? Who was it done to? You’ll have to read to the final line to find out! Hugely entertaining and infectiously funny, this joyous adventure is one of Sophie Hannah’s very best books. A delight from start to finish.

IT. IS. BRILLIANT… funny, clever and audacious. I bloody loved it!”

IT. IS. BRILLIANT… funny, clever and audacious. I bloody loved it!

Jennie Godfrey, no. 1 bestselling author of The List of Suspicious Things

Praise for The Last Death of the Year:

Superbly orchestrated…as exhilaratingly complicated as anything by Christie. Poirot’s theatricality, his OCD traits, his combination of tenderness and cruelty – all are captured to perfection.

Sunday Times

Hannah gets it right in every particular. Her extraordinary feat is to make the reader forget very quickly that the novel is not, in fact, written by Dame Agatha herself.”

The Times, UK

Sophie Hannah

Sophie Hannah is a No. 1 bestselling crime writer whose books are published in 51 countries and have sold millions of copies worldwide. She won the UK National Book Awards Crime Novel of the Year prize in 2013, and the Dagger in the Library Award in 2023. She is the author of the new series of Hercule Poirot continuation novels, commissioned by Agatha Christie's family. Sophie’s murder mystery musical, ‘The Mystery of Mr E’ is available on Amazon Prime now. She is also a bestselling poet who has been shortlisted for the TS Eliot Award, a self-help writer, creator and host of the podcast How To Hold A Grudge, and the founder of the Dream Author coaching programme for writers. She lives in Cambridge, England, where she is an Honorary Fellow of Lucy Cavendish College

sophiehannah.com/

Fiona Leitch

Fiona Leitch is an author, tea drinker, and Jammie Dodger enthusiast. She writes the Jodie 'Nosey' Parker series for HarperCollins, because she loves thinking about Cornwall, food, and murdering people (not necessarily in that order). Her biggest claims to fame are being thrown out of a TV studio debate by John Craven, having the shortest stand-up comedy career ever, and playing a French hen in a non-denominational school Christmas play, which she is definitely not still bitter about. She is a sucker for a happy ending (though not for the victim, obviously), a romantic subplot, and a cheesy pun. Her novels are currently in development with BBC Studios and Union Picture.

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