Thursday, 2 September 2010

Waterstones enter criminal territory

The current issue of Waterstone's instore magazine, Books Quarterly - £2.95 or free with your Waterstones loyalty card is a crime special and well worth picking up - Lead article sees Karan Slaughter looks at Harper Lee's classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. There's an interesting and humorous look at the various detective types - The PI, the cop, the amateur and the substance abuser.

Crime is the top selling genre in all popular fiction and Waterstones stores have a promotion going on at the moment on various crime titles.
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