M.W. Craven

M.W. Craven is a British crime writer best known for his Washington Poe series featuring the brilliant but unconventional detective sergeant and his gifted analyst Tilly Bradshaw. His debut novel, "The Puppet Show," won the CWA Gold Dagger, establishing him as a major voice in contemporary crime fiction. Before becoming a full-time author, Craven worked as a probation officer in Cumbria, experiences that inform his dark, atmospheric thrillers. His subsequent novels, including "Black Summer" and "The Mercy Chair," continue to blend complex plotting with compelling character development, earning critical acclaim and a devoted readership.