Northern Voices - Crime, Politics & The Supernatural

The North of England is the home to some of the country’s most exciting writers.

In Northern Voices we ask three writers based in the region to talk about how the language, the landscape and the people have inspired their writing.

Robert Edric is one of our finest novelists, relentlessly exploring the motivation of an extraordinary cast of characters.

Helen Cadbury’s award-winning first crime novel, To Catch a Rabbit, shows us a new Yorkshire.

The rock-climbing poet Helen Mort’s collection Division Street focuses on the Miners’ Strike of 1984 alongside more personal pieces.