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Crime writers beware … Especially if you’re half of a whodunit-writing duo, appearing at a literary festival, and you’ve just killed off your successful sleuth, famous for his knowledge of poisons. Let last night’s short story on Radio 4 in their ‘The Crime Writer at the Festival’ series be a warning. ‘A Marriage of Inconvenience’, 14 Minutes, available on I-Player at http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07m4v8n for the next 29 days.
ninevoices 
Well, that’s killed off any plans I have to co-write murder mysteries with my other half.
An entertaining, clever read, with lots of evocative words and phrases to remind us to be creative when penning our own stories: plucking, stretch, crackle, stumbled, slurred, judders and jerks, the taste of old pennies, teeth steeped in old tea…
What an excellent series this is. Must listen to some more.
Val – you might like to note that the husband’s name is ‘Jeremy’.