
Abir Mukherjee
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Author. Scottish, Bengali, generally confused.“The Godfather of Anglo-Asian Crime Writing” (Daily Express)“The Umberto Ecco of Uddingston” Repd by @stubbleagent
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Listening to the star that is Robert Thorogood Robert Thorogood (now on bluesky) speak at the Fete du Livres in Hyères, France.





In the Burning Ghats of #Calcutta where the dead are laid to rest, a man is found murdered, his throat cut from ear to ear. Abir Mukherjee's next book is out this November. And in January, we are back with Abir in #Bengal & #Assam. Come join us. penguin.co.uk/books/443376/t…



Marisa Haetzman and I are launching the new Ambrose Parry novel, The Death of Shame, at Craft Beer • Brasserie • Peaks Bar • Events Brewery in Glasgow tomorrow evening. Come along for beer and bickering.


Just announced, the 2025 shortlist for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award! 🥳 Representing the very best of crime writing, discover the nominees here: waterstones.com/category/cultu… Harrogate Festivals



I'll be interviewing two of the finest and funniest writers in the business - C.L. Taylor and Mark Billingham - about their new books, in Wantage on Fri 20th June. Come along if you're in the area. Scan the QR code or call the number below for tickets. It's going to be great!



The winner of Historical Crime Book Of The Year is… City of Destruction by Vaseem Khan #fingerprintawards #capitalcrime25



Twenty years ago I submitted a novel set in Shetland to Pan Macmillan . No advance so no guarantee of publication. The book - Raven Black - changed my career. Today a lovely new edition of the novel is published. Still one of my favourites.

🗳️ Which one gets your #theakstonsawards vote? Have your say on who takes home crime fiction's most coveted award! 👉 bit.ly/VOTETOP25 Theakston Brewery Waterstones Chris Brookmyre M.W. Craven Elly Griffiths Abir Mukherjee Chris Whitaker Zaffre Books

Brilliant night in Wantage tonight with Mark Billingham and Abir Mukherjee. Huge thanks to everyone who came along and to Book Vivant for inviting us and being so welcoming. Expert chairing by Abir. Mark was reasonably amusing I suppose. 😆😉



The Secret Barrister 🦋 Sometimes two posts appear together on your timeline and really make you think 🤔

