Fiona Fullerton talks to ex-prisoner journalist Erwin James about her unlikely yet incredible 30-year friendship with Alex Alexandrowicz – the subject of her book Dear Fiona: Letters from a Suspected Soviet Spy (which is receiving rave reviews) – whom she says is the victim of a clear miscarriage of justice.… Read more “Tickets Available for ‘Letters to a Prisoner’”
Author: Waterside Press
Charity Event to Launch David Wilson’s Latest Book
An exclusive charity event at Blackshaws in Alnwick on Thursday 30 May 2013:
For one night only Professor David Wilson, criminologist, author, commentator and TV broadcaster, will be giving a talk and launching his new book about North East serial killer Mary Ann Cotton.… Read more “Charity Event to Launch David Wilson’s Latest Book”
Street Crhymes Poetry Event with Justin Rollins
Justin Rollins’ rap-like poetry deals with the everyday effects of disadvantage, the tensions of wealth and poverty, freedom and incarceration. It contains glimpses of a sometimes dark past, motivational present and uncertain though optimistic future.
Local children will be performing Justin’s poetry, and he will also discuss his books.… Read more “Street Crhymes Poetry Event with Justin Rollins”
Upcoming: Liverpool Launch for ‘Murderers or Martyrs’ – you can attend
Waterside Press invite you to a reception to celebrate the publication of
Murderers or Martyrs
by George Skelly
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- The launch will take place in the heart of the city featured in the book.
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- There will be presentations by the author and publisher concerning this gross miscarriage of justice, plus an opportunity to ask questions.
Review of Whores and Highwaymen
Legal historian John Hostettler reviews “Whores and Highwaymen: Crime and Justice in the Eighteenth-Century Metropolis” by Gregory J Durston
Unique Work
Dr Durston has written a valuable and erudite work of reference taking the reader through every aspect of crime and punishment in London in the eighteenth century.… Read more “Review of Whores and Highwaymen”