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Bill Browder doesn't trust South Africa not to hand him over to Vladimir Putin, and Jeffrey Archer doesn't know how to type because he writes all his books by hand.

The bestselling writer needs your help with the title of his next book!

The Whistling — Rebecca Netley This spine-chilling ghost story with a thrilling mystery at its heart is set on a wild island off the coast of Scotland. Alone in the world, Elspeth Swansome takes up the position of a nanny on the island. Her charge, Mary, is distracted and secretive, and has not uttered a word since the death of her twin, William, just days after their former nanny disappeared.

The nights have well and truly drawn in, with Halloween and the clocks going back this weekend. But before the flurry of events and festivities of the next couple of months get underway, take the time to relax with our highlights from October.  Fiction...

The nights have well and truly drawn in, with Halloween and the clocks going back this weekend. But before the flurry of events and festivities of the next couple of months get underway, take the time to relax with our highlights from October.  Fiction...

William Warwick is back, to solve murders this time!

Afternoon Drive host John Maytham chats to bestselling author Jeffrey Archer about his writing career and latest novel 'Over My Dead Body'.

The worlds poshest policeman, William Warwick, is aboard an ocean liner where a murder takes place

Over My Dead Body Fiction

Long Read: Jeffrey Archer reveals why he cant write a book about Dubai Samhita Chakraborty Lord Jeffrey Archer Over an intensely personal yet free-wheeling tête-à-tête, Lord Jeffrey Archer talks of his new book written during the pandemic, his views on the Emirates Lit Fest and much more The first time I met Lord Jeffrey Archer was when I was a young reporter, quite unbelieving of my luck that the man who wrote Kane and Abel and Not A Penny More, Not A Penny Less and all those really smart s...