Harriet Tyce on the brilliance of crime novels | Bookshelfie S9 @Womens_Prize
Harriet Tyce on the brilliance of crime novels | Bookshelfie S9  @Womens_Prize
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
“The biggest compliment I’ve been paid by any of my work was when I was told that ‘Blood Orange’ had caused a divorce.”

Author Harriet Tyce on #Bookshelfie this week talking about her love for crime novels and how their brilliance often goes far beyond their page-turning ability.

Watch to discover the five books by women that have shaped Harriet: youtu.be/2vOLzCWUeeg
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