Talk by thriller authors Harriet Tyce and Sophie Hannah about their latest novels, followed by book sales and a signing.
Harriet Tyce and Sophie Hannah are coming to the Octagon Chapel on Thursday 29 October, for an evening around their latest novels. Both write psychological thrillers, and they'll be talking through their new books—Witch Trial and No One Would Do What The Lamberts Have Done—and how each marks a shift from their earlier work. The talk runs from 7pm to 8pm, and there'll be book sales and a signing with the authors afterwards.
Tyce is a Sunday Times bestselling author who grew up in Edinburgh and studied English at Oxford. She spent nearly a decade practising as a criminal barrister in London before completing an MA in Creative Writing - Crime Fiction at the University of East Anglia; Witch Trial is her fifth novel. Hannah is a No. 1 bestselling crime writer whose books are published in 51 countries. She won the 2013 UK National Book Awards Crime Novel of the Year and the 2023 Dagger in the Library Award, writes the Hercule Poirot continuation novels commissioned by Agatha Christie's family, and hosts the podcast How To Hold A Grudge.
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Between them, they've got a fair bit of ground to cover. Tyce brings that legal background into the room, and Hannah has spent years working within the Poirot tradition, so seeing them talk about where their new books deviate from what they've done before should be the main draw. The session is for ages 16 and over, and the signing follows the talk, so you can get your copy signed on the night. Tickets are £15.
