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Darcey Bussell: 'Since I stopped dancing, I have actually let my figure go...
Darcey Bussell tells Hannah Furness about finding her way after life as a leading ballerina.
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Ways With Words 2013: Jane Austen prescribed as antidote to the horrors of WW1
The novelist's books were given to shell-shocked soldiers because or their soothing effect, an Oxford fellow has said.
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The Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition
The Telegraph and Harvill Secker are to launch a new competition, offering a £5,000 book deal. Jake Kerridge reports.
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'The Never List', by Koethi Zan, extract
To launch the Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing competition, we publish an exclusive extract from 'The Never List', the eagerly awaited debut novel by Koethi Zan.
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Jo Nesbo masterclass - part 2
As part of the Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition, bestselling author Jo Nesbo talks exclusively about his writing technique, how he develops plot, links scenes and prepares for a new...
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Jo Nesbo masterclass - part 1
As part of the Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition, bestselling author Jo Nesbo talk exclusively about how and why he started writing crime fiction.
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Terms and conditions
Terms and Conditions for the 2013 Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition.
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How to enter the Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition
All you need to know about the Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition - how to enter, the prize, the judges and our masterclasses to help you win.
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The 2013 Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate: an...
The biggest crime writing festival in Europe opens next week in Harrogate. Jake Kerridge offers an insider's guide.
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JK Rowling unmasked as author of acclaimed detective novel
Writing under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, the Harry Potter creator wrote a 450-page novel called 'The Cuckoo's Calling'.
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Crime writing competition: latest crime novels
As part of our crime writing competition, Jake Kerridge reviews the latest suspects.
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Telegraph Harvill Secker crime writing competition masterclass: brilliant...
As part of the Telegraph Harvill Secker crime writing competition, author Oliver Harris explains how to kick off your novel.
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JK Rowling unmasked: the lawyer, the wife, her tweet - and a furious author
How Twitter unmasked JK Rowling as the author of the crime novel The Cuckoo's Calling. By Jon Stock
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Under Your Skin, by Sabine Durrant, review
Sabine Durrant's story is well constructed and beautifully paced, says Terry Ramsey.
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Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition masterclass: settings and...
Novelist Jason Webster explains how to write settings and atmosphere.
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Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition masterclass: Jason Webster...
Novelist Jason Webster explains how to write settings and atmosphere.
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Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition masterclass: characterisation
Continuing our crime writing competition masterclasses, author Susan Hill examines the difference between people and characters.
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The Tooth Tattoo, by Peter Lovesey, review
Despite a bravura opening, this crime thriller is not the master at his best, says Terry Ramsey.
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Death of a Showgirl, by Tobias Jones, review
This crime thriller fails to stand out from the crowd, says Terry Ramsey.
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Telegraph Harvill Secker Crime Writing Competition masterclass: Alice...
The author Alice LaPlante explains how to grip readers with fear and surprise.
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