As R.N. Morris, I`m the author of A GENTLE AXE, A VENGEFUL LONGING and A RAZOR WRAPPED IN SILK, a series of novels featuring Porfiry Petrovich, the magistrate from Dostoevsky`s novel Crime and Punishment. All published by Faber.
I`ve also written a contemporary urban novel, TAKING COMFORT, published in 2006 by Macmillan New Writing.
What can you do to feel safe in a dangerous world? When Rob Saunders witnesses a young Japanese student commit suicide, he impulsively takes the folder she dropped as she threw herself under a tube train. He finds himself taking souvenirs from a series of
AVAILABLE FEB 1 2007.
St. Petersburg, Winter, 1866 - Two frozen bodies are found in an isolated corner of Petrovsky Park. The first - that of a dwarf - has been packed neatly in a suitcase, a deep wound splitting his skull in two. The second body, of a
Taking Comfort is now available in paperback!
"a book which opens up your perceptions, challenges your assumptions and
makes you think about language." Elizabeth Baines
Synopsis
When Rob Saunders witnesses a young Japanese student commit suici
AVAILABLE FEB 7 2008 An atmospheric mystery set in St Petersburg in the winter of 1867 sees detective Porfiry Petrovich taking his first murder case since Dostoevsky's "Crime and Punishment". When two frozen bodies are found in a park, he begins to su
AVAILABLE FEB 7 2008
It's the middle of a hot, dusty St Petersburg summer in the late 1860s. A doctor's wife and son die suddenly and the doctor is arrested, suspected of poisoning. As investigator Petrovich concedes, in such cases the obvious so
The repellent muse.
’m currently researching my next novel, the third in the Silas Quinn series. In fact, I’m reaching the stage where I’m thinking about putting the history books to one side and doing some actual writing.
The first thing I will have to do is turn t... ( from http://rogernmorris.co.uk/the-repellent-...)
The Next Big Thing.
I’ve been memed. Barry Forshaw, critic, author and editor of the CrimeTime website, has named me in the Next Big Thing. Ten questions in ten minutes is the idea.
So here goes:
1) What is the working title of your next book?
The book ... ( from http://rogernmorris.co.uk/the-next-big-t...)