Edward Marston: Master of Historical Crime

Presented by: Barbara Peters | Edward Marston

Renowned historical crime author Edward Marston reflects on his remarkable writing career, sharing the inspirations, research, and creative choices behind his enduring body of work. In this Guest of Honor conversation, Marston offers insight into his journey as a storyteller and the lasting impact of historical crime fiction on readers and the genre itself.

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