Author of the award-winning Cooper & Fry crime novels, now a major Channel 5 TV series starring Robert James-Collier (Downton Abbey) and Mandip Gill (Dr Who).
Season 1 of the Cooper and Fry TV show will get another airing in the UK, returning to Channel 5 on Friday evenings at 9pm, starting this Friday, 13th November. A chance for everyone to catch up before Season 2 arrives! And don't forget Derby Book Festival this Sunday.π
Season 1 of the Cooper and Fry TV show will get another airing in the UK, returning to Channel 5 on Friday evenings at 9pm, starting this Friday, 13th November. A chance for everyone to catch up before Season 2 arrives! And don't forget Derby Book Festival this Sunday.π
Some events for Derby Book Festival's Autumn Edition are starting to sell out, but you lucky people still have chance to book for lots of great authors, including the best one (of course) on the final day of the festival: https://t.co/PFtjtWZNUV
If you receive the Derby Book Festival newsletter, there was a slight error in a recent edition - my event on Sunday 15th November at Derby Quad starts at 12.30pm, not 2.30pm. I'll be interviewed by Zena Hawley of the Derby Telegraph. Tickets here: https://t.co/QcIKW2vicM
Less than a month to go now until Derby Book Festival's autumn edition, when I'll be interviewed by Zena Hawley of the Derby Telegraph. Book your tickets at Derby Quad or online here: https://t.co/DZyKmWpxeS
This is your last chance to get the few tickets remaining for my talk at Worksop Library tomorrow (Friday 9th October, 7pm): https://t.co/pRslcTm9Ig
Talks at Keyworth and Ravenshead libraries later in the month are already sold out!
It was great to be back at Chesterfield Library last night and meet lots of old and new Cooper and Fry readers (and some potential murderers apparently!). Many thanks to Pip and the team from Derbyshire Libraries for organising the evening.
Fantastic display created by the staff at Chesterfield Library ahead of my talk there tomorrow evening (Thursday 1st October, 6pm). Book your last-minute place (free of charge) by phoning the library on 01629 533400 or email: [email protected]
There's still time to get tickets for my talk at Stapleford Library, Nottingham, next Monday 5th October (2pm).
Tickets are Β£3. Book online at Eventbrite here: https://t.co/TgBuOP28De
Also some places still available for Worksop Library on Friday 9th October (7pm).
Make sure to book your places for this event at Chesterfield Library on Thursday 1st October (6pm). It's free! Phone the library on 01629 533400 or email: [email protected] or just call in at the library and ask them to sign you up.
The first two episodes of Cooper and Fry are now available on BritBox in the USA (with no need for a Premier subscription). Further episodes drop weekly on Thursdays over the next six weeks. https://t.co/Y8EecadDSN
The Cooper and Fry TV series is a finalist for 'Favourite New Drama' in the TV Times Awards 2026. And the winners are decided by votes from viewers! You can cast your votes here from now until 29th September: https://t.co/AWo79Y3ee3
Excellent start for the first ever Nottingham Book Festival at the weekend. Well done to Julie Malone and all the organising committee and volunteers. All that hard work paid off! Looking forward to next year now...
My talk tomorrow at Nottingham Book Festival is sold out, but there are still a few tickets left for the authors panel which closes the event.
Tickets here: https://t.co/WPnjbRCCiQ
More information the festival: https://t.co/nuGSzONlpO
The Nottingham Book Festival page on Facebook has lots of information about the many authors taking part in this Saturday's first ever festival: https://t.co/jm65n9ITcF
Less than two weeks now until the first Nottingham Book Festival, with lots going on! Admission is free, with a small charge for talks & workshops. Make sure to book your place for the talks and author panel here: https://t.co/cFjFY0gt6R
More information: https://t.co/W98WyQRPpM
@MIYAMA17h Yes, he's older on TV than he was in the early books. The books were published over 18 years, so Ben Cooper started off young but aged quite a bit during that time. The actor is human, so he wouldn't age very much over a couple of months of filming. π
This is the Japanese description for Cooper and Fry Season 1, which airs in Japan next month (apparently in one massive six-hour drama binge!). *The term 'Psychological Detective Fitz' is a reference to the series 'Cracker', in which Lorcan Cranitch played DS Jimmy Beck. π
Season 1 of Cooper and Fry is now available in the USA and Canada via BritBox - but so far only for those with early access through a Premier subscription! https://t.co/MmejptXcHF