Matthew Booth

Sub-genre: Amateur detective, Cosy, gangster, Historical, Legal, mystery, noir, Procedural, psychological, suspense

Matthew Booth is the author of the Everett Carr mysteries, a series of Golden Age-style 1930s whodunits, as well as the Alex Priest crime novels, featuring a private eye based in post-WW2 London.  Matthew is also the creator of When Anthony Rathe Investigates, a contemporary take on the classic detective story, which began as a radio series on the Imagination Radio syndicate in America. He is the author of a collection of Sherlock Holmes mysteries called Sherlock Holmes and the Giant’s Hand and he has contributed a number of Sherlock Holmes stories to several anthologies.

He is the current Editor of Red Herrings.

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Books by Matthew Booth

• A Killing Amongst the Dead

  

• The House of Skulls

  

• The Dangers of this Night

  

• A Talent for Murder

  

• The Return of Sherlock Holmes: Further Extraordinary Tales of the Famous Sleuth

  

• The Book of Extraordinary New Sherlock Holmes Stories: The Best New Original Stores of the Genre

  

• The Further Exploits of Sherlock Holmes

  

• Sherlock Holmes and the Giant’s Hand

  

• When Anthony Rathe Investigates

  

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