Writers, Researchers and the Police

This book is no longer available but has been superseded by the British Police and Crime Directory for Writers and Researchers 2015 

A big thank you to all those who did buy a copy and made such favourable comments about it.

Newly published this year is the very first ever guide aimed at writers and researchers who want to know how to find out information about the police or related agencies or departments in the UK.

The 89 page guide describes various ways you can find answers to your questions and also lists over 500 postal addresses, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses and websites to either access the information directly or somewhere/someone to contact for access to it.

Praise for Writers, Researchers and the Police

 Just had a quick skim and it looks really useful. I think I will need to bring my character, Annie Macpherson back to the UK and use the information in it!!! Seriously, this will be great for writers.

Barbara Fagan Speake – Accomplished Author of Crime Novels and Short Stories – http://bfs.moonfruit.com/

The book is a jolly useful guide indeed – I wish I’d had something like it when I first started writing, it would have saved me loads of time.   It does what it says on the tin, putting authors in touch with the right force and hopefully the right person to answer their questions.  Excellent stuff.

CJ Carver – Author of the Jay McCaulay and India Kane  series of books and judging panelist for the International Thriller of the Year Award – http://www.carolinecarver.com/

For a preview of the guide, click on this link – Writers Researchers and the Police 2014 – An Extract

If you have problems viewing the extract or the full book, please let me know at the.writer@hotmail.co.uk