Charlie Cochrane

Because Charlie Cochrane couldn't be trusted to do any of her jobs of choice—like managing a rugby team—she writes. Her mystery novels include the Edwardian era Cambridge Fellows series, and the contemporary Best Corpse for the Job. She’s on the organising team for UK Meet and regularly appears on panels with The Deadly Dames. Find her at her blog, on Facebook and Twitter. Visit Charlie on the web at: www.charliecochrane.co.uk.

Writing and Selling Short Stories by Windy Lynn Harris

By Charlie Cochrane Variety, as the old saw has it, is the spice of life.…

Choke by Lisa Towles

By Charlie Cochrane Lisa Towles’ latest book begins with an intriguing premise: what would Big…

The Secret Room by Sandra Block

By Charlie Cochrane If anyone tells you that authors are all alike, you have my…

Tangled Up in Brew by Joyce Tremel

By Charlie Cochrane When I slip my writer hat off and slip on my reader…

Nomad by James Swallow

By Charlie Cochrane When I read James Swallows’s bio I had a distinct I-am-not-worthy moment.…

Fever City by Tim Baker

By Charlie Cochrane Tim Baker is a debut novelist with a globe-trotting background and a…

A Brilliant Death by Robin Yocum

By Charlie Cochrane One of the pleasures in doing interviews for The Big Thrill is…

Ruined Days by Guinotte Wise

By Charlie Cochrane In the last interview I conducted for The Big Thrill, I was…

Hard Latitudes by Baron R. Birtcher

By Charlie Cochrane Many writers have hidden (or not so hidden) “other” lives. There are…

The Clockwork Crown by Beth Cato

By Charlie Cochrane Beth Cato falls into the category of author who doesn’t just sit…

Heat Trap by J. L. Merrow

By Charlie Cochrane Jamie Merrow has been writing since Noah was a boy; her quirky,…

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