Richard Osman

  • The Queen’s Reading Room – Chatsworth Literacy Festival

    On Saturday 20th September, I had the absolute pleasure of attending The Queen’s Reading Room, a remarkable literary festival hosted within the breath-taking grounds of Chatsworth House and Gardens — famously recognised as the cinematic backdrop of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.

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  • The Last Devil to Die (Thursday Murder Club, #4) 

    by Richard Osman  The fourth instalment of the Thursday Murder Club series takes readers back to the familiar and endearing setting of Coopers Chase retirement village in England, where its charming and witty characters find themselves embroiled in yet another intriguing mystery. However, when one of their own becomes a victim of a twisted plot,…

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  • The Bullet That missed (Thursday Murder Club, #3) 

    Richard Osman “The Bullet That Missed,” the third instalment in Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series, maintains the charm and humour that readers have come to love. While it may not have connected with me as deeply as the previous books, it remains a fantastic read that keeps you entertained throughout. One of the strengths…

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  • The significance of book cover design: Unveiling the art of judging books by their covers.  

    As I stroll through the local bookstore, my eyes scan the shelves in search of a cover that captivates my attention. It’s ironic, really, considering I’ve always believed in the adage “don’t judge a book by it’s cover”. Yet here I am, traversing the aisles, eagerly waiting for something to seize my gaze. It leads…

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