Four reasons to write your crime novel in Kent from authors of The Whitstable Pearl, Salt Lane, The Smile of the Stowaway and This Nowhere Place

Four reasons to write your crime novel in Kent from authors of The Whitstable Pearl, Salt Lane, Smile of the Stowaway and This Nowhere Place
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Updated: 12:18, 24 February 2021
Crime novels have been moving south in recent years, depicting the beaches and towns of Kent as part of a mysterious underworld.
But why?
Sophie Bird spoke to four writers of novels set in the county to find out what makes Kent the new fictitious crime capital.
Every setting a writer needs all in one county
"I was looking for a place which would be as big a character in the story as the people," says William Shaw.

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