The Telegraph – Barristers Behaving Badly
I wrote a piece reflecting on my experiences at the criminal bar in The Telegraph.
1997.
Radio 4 - Open Book
Listen to Harriet here in conversation with Mariella Frostrup and the author/barrister Tony Kent (from about 8 minutes in).
In the Wild!
Available early at Waterstones and Foyles!
Webinar 13 February
I will be appearing on a free webinar hosted by I Am In Print - sign up to ask me any questions you might have about Blood Orange or writing in general.
https://events.genndi.com/register/818182175026322794/93e9466f24
US Tour Poster
Looking forward to this very much.
2019 is here
Happy New Year! It feels as if I’ve been waiting forever, but 2019 is finally here, when my debut novel will be published. And I’m delighted to say that it has been included in a few lists of debuts to watch for this year - Cosmopolitan, The Sun, The Express, the Sunday Express and The Observer. It’s a great start to the year.
Tickets for many of these events are now available – click on the Events button on the menu above to find booking links.
More early reviews
One to Watch in the Bookseller.
A great review from Publishers Weekly: “a page turner that drives to a shocking and satisfying ending. Readers will eagerly await Tyce’s next”.
Harrogate - Theakstons Crime Festival 2018
I attended Harrogate two years ago as an MA student with half a novel in my mind. Two years has brought quite a change...
Drinks event to preview Blood Orange pre next year's publication.
Blood Orange branded orange juice handed out on Saturday morning to combat hangovers...
It’s getting real...
Two very exciting things happened this week - I met some of my fantastic foreign publishers at a London Book Fair drinks (Gyldendal Norsk, Edition Robert Laffont, PRH Spain and Varrak) and I held a proof copy of Blood Orange for the first time. It’s a beauty and this is just the ARC...
Me my book (proof) and I.
Look! My name! On my book! (I don’t think this will ever get tired...)
Spring
Nothing to do with writing, but here are some pictures of plants at Kew in celebration of nearly spring after what’s been too much winter. A nod to new beginnings, as it were...
A peacock tail.