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D. V. BISHOP

Below is a gallery of images from visiting bookshops around Aotearoa New Zealand in December 2022 and January 2023. The first shows D V Bishop at Page & Blackmore in Nelson; photos 2-5 were taken by Lynda Corner during a crammed event at Wardini Books in Havelock North; photo 6 shows D V Bishop signing Cesare Aldo novels at Unity Books in Wellington. A huge thank you to all the wonderful booksellers for being so friendly and welcoming!

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The monograph that inspired Cesare Aldo
The monograph that inspired Cesare Aldo

D. V. Bishop recalls how a chance encounter with an academic monograph inspired twenty years of research that eventually led to writing the novel that introduces Florentine sleuth Cesare Aldo…

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David BishopSeptember 6, 2020
September 2019: Pan Mac scoops historical crime novel is two-book deal
September 2019: Pan Mac scoops historical crime novel is two-book deal

This is the official press release from September 2019 announcing that Pan Macmillan would be publishing City of Vengeance as part of a two-book deal…

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David BishopSeptember 6, 2020
September 2018: the experience of winning Pitch Perfect at Bloody Scotland 2018
September 2018: the experience of winning Pitch Perfect at Bloody Scotland 2018

This blog post archives a Twitter thread by D. V. Bishop about his experience of winning the Pitch Perfect competition at the Bloody Scotland crime fiction festival held at Stirling in September 2018…

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David BishopSeptember 6, 2020
July 2017: the first blog post about City of Vengeance
July 2017: the first blog post about City of Vengeance

I killed two people this morning – one with a dagger to his chest, the other an arrow wound – but Robert Louis Stevenson must take some blame for my murderous ways.

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David BishopSeptember 6, 2020
 
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