Podcast appearances and mentions of nick quantrill

In SOUND OF THE SINNERS we find Joe Geraghty leaving his new home in Amsterdam to attend the funeral of his former business partner and mentor Don Ridley who was found dead shortly after asking for Geraghty's help.With a heavy heart and weighed down with guilt, Joe returns to Hull, a city he thought was in his past.Don's death points to his days with the police and an off-the-books investigation into the unsolved ‘Car Boot Murder' decades previously. As Geraghty investigates the circumstances of his friend's death he uncovers dangerous secrets and a conspiracy of silence - Hull might have had a makeover during Joe's absence, but clearly some things never change in the northern sea-port.With his own life on the line, and with a debt of honour to be repaid, Joe is unable to stop in his quest for the truth, but powerful people with vested interests will always seek to ensure some stories never see the light of day.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseofmysteryradio. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nick Quantrill - Shoot! 22nd February 1986 In this episode we take a look inside a Shoot! magazine from the 22nd February 1986 with author and crime writer, Nick Quantrill. For more details on this podcast including an electronic copy of the magazine and other fascinating comments and links, please visit our website http://shootthebreezepod.co.uk/ where you can also donate for a chance to win some goodies including the original magazine from the show. Remember, 100% of all money donated goes to our charity partner, @WDCommFoodshare. with @scotsfootycard, @simonweir and @tombrogan.   Sign up for our podcast newsletter at https://mailchi.mp/46321edb694d/shoot-the-breeze-newsletter   Follow along with the articles, photographs and videos from the show: http://shootthebreezepod.co.uk/   Let's Shoot! The Breeze 

Featuring: Lee Child, Steve Mosby, Peter Robinson, Nick Quantrill and Frances Brody. It's known as God's own county. Naturally. Aside from the best beers, proper brews and rollicking Dales, Yorkshire 'appens to be murderously good for the crime genre. As Harrogate is the epicentre for crime writing's biggest celebration of the genre we celebrate local folk and devotees of the county. Lee Child may be the cool blockbusting author with the trans-atlantic drawl hanging with the likes of Tom Cruise, but he used to buy his toffee in Harrogate with his grandma as a lad before studying in Sheffield. Steve Mosby stalks the mean streets of Leeds, and Peter Robinson's DCI Banks novels starring Stephen Tompkinson were lovingly filmed on location in Yorkshire. Born and raised in industrial Hull, Nick Quantrill's Joe Geraghty novels have been dubbed as 'Hull's answer to Ian Rankin', and Frances Brody sets her Kate Shackleton mystery novels in Yorkshire. By 'eck what a treat! Yorkshire Pride was recorded live at Harrogate International Festivals' Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival in July 2015.

**Author Richard Gardham (left) documents Hull City AFC's phenomenal rise from the lower tables to football's Premier League in his book 'The Decade: Ten Years That Transformed Hull City AFC'.** Telling the story 'through a series of interviews with more than 120 former owners, managers, players and fans. It was one of the most remarkable rises in English sporting history.' Richard came into the Hull Is This podcasting studio to share some gems from the book, and to talk about his passion for the club and for writing. Assisting with the interview is fellow author and passionate HCAFC fan Nick Quantrill (right). Proceeds from the sale of the book are being donated to Dove House Hospice. Follow Richard on twitter: @richardgardham Purchase 'The Decade' on amazon here: **[The Decade](https://t.co/kOM9kiIPPH)**

Eva Dolan, Luca Veste, and Nick Quantrill join Jay for the first half of an epic, epic conversation.

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Featuring special guest Nick Quantrill, crime writer and Hull City devotee of 30 years.