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Carlisle-born crime novelist Mike Craven has just published the third book in his series featuring detective Washington Poe, who visitors will soon be following on a murder mystery tour of Cumbria. Evidence of Mike Craven’s growing popularity? Readers who ask him for selfies in Sainsbury’s. People who name their cats after the characters in his crime novels. The tour of Cumbria which features the locations used in those novels. And soaring sales figures, in Cumbria and far beyond. Mike’s books have been translated into 20 languages. His twice-weekly trips from home in Belle Vue to Cranstons, at Orton Grange, see Mike, 52, recognised even while wearing a face mask. “One of the butchers said ‘you’ve got a lot to answer for!’ I thought I’d been caught stealing sausages! He said his mother-in-law is a massive fan.