I’ve just added another event to my busy calendar for 2019 – CrimeFest.
This annual event, held in Bristol, is a convention for people who like to read an occasional crime novel as well as for die-hard fanatics. It has not only become one of the biggest crime fiction events in Europe, but is also one of the most popular dates in the international crime fiction calendar.
It’s been a busy week. As well as editing book two (nearly finished my second draft!), I gave a talk to the Avon Federation of Women’s Institutes and co-presented a WriteClub workshop.
How are you celebrating World Book Day on March 7?
I’ll be in Bristol chatting all things If I Die Before I Wake at Alchemy Bar on Gloucester Road as part of a pop-up bookshop run by Page 53.
I need a place to come to see all my reviews in one place – for those days when the writing is tough!
So… here’s a round-up of all the reviews I have received for If I Die Before I Wake.
Turns out I missed another great review that went in last Thursday’s Evening Standard.
William Leith called If I Die Before I Wake “a gripping debut” and said “I look forward to the next one”. I’m working on it, William, I can assure you!
Join myself and fellow crime writer C L Taylor as we discuss our latest books and the art of writing suspense.
C L Taylor and Emily Koch
The paperback of If I Die Before I Wake is out today!
If you see it in a shop near you please do send me a photo on Twitter or Facebook, or tag me on Instagram.
Emily Koch with the paperback of If I Die Before I Wake at Foyles Bristol
To celebrate my debut novel If I Die Before I Wake coming out in paperback TOMORROW (eek!), my publishers at Penguin have teamed up with Secret Escapes to run a little competition.
I wasn’t expecting any new reviews to coincide with the paperback publication of If I Die Before I Wake so it was great to see this in yesterday’s i newspaper.
There’s less than a month to go until these beautiful paperbacks of If I Die Before I Wake are on the shelves.
