I'm blown away by this review of Last Murder from Willow Heath 🐀🏳️‍⚧️. Willow is a brilliant reviewer, but - more importantly - excellent company. It's a good time.
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I'll be visiting Waterstones Birmingham on Thursday 18th April. There'll be dancing, singing, an all-you-can eat buffet and an appearance from an Abba tribute band. Or I'll just tell some stories and jokes. waterstones.com/events/an-even…

Awesome book by my mate C. J. Tudor . Bit crime, bit horror, bit social commentary. I tore through it in a couple of days. Reckon you’ll love it, pals.

I'm coming to the US! Hopefully, I'll be hitting a venue near you. If not, send me your address and I'll stop by for a cup of tea. This last part was a joke. You don't want me stopping by. I have very strong feelings about tea and I wouldn't want us falling out.

Still gutted that The Times and The Sunday Times didn't print the Bestseller List yesterday. Forget pride, loads of people use it to buy books and that's how I keep my kids in blueberries. If you liked Last Murder please drop it a review, or recommend it. I'll be your best friend. Sincerely, sad Stu.

If an author tops the Sunday Times bestseller list and the Sunday Times doesn’t print the list this week did it really happen? Bit gutted, as I’ll likely never do it again and I wanted my mum to see it in the paper.

I’ve had a blast on tour this week. Thanks to everybody who came out, asked a question, and laughed at my daft jokes. It’s been fun. If you’re interested in a bit of Last Murder lore I did this lovely interview for Waterstones with my pal Will William Rycroft. I wave my hands a lot

I’ll be having a chat this evening at York Literature Festival 📚 in York. Apparently, I’ll be appearing in The Basement. Please come along. I think I’m being very politely kidnapped and I’d quite like witnesses.

I’m in Edinburgh tonight at Toppings, and I’m appearing at the York Literature Festival tomorrow night. Please come. I’ll miss you if you don’t.

Fuck me, look what you did! Thank you so much!

I’ll be in Edinburgh on Wednesday. My plan is to do the event, have a pint, then eat a pie. The order of these things is negotiable. Please come.

Blimey, looooong weekend this one. Lots of rain. Bit indoorsy. If only there was some way to be transported to a beautiful island, full of secrets. Hmmmm. Please buy my book. Or I’ll cry on your shoes.

Thank you so much for all your publication day messages. Sorry I haven’t been able to respond to everybody, I’m still looking after this chickenpoxed baby. Just wanted to let you know it means so much!

Assuming another of my children doesn’t get sick, I’m going to be in Waterstones Piccadilly, London tonight chatting new books with the most excellent Jo Callaghan and C. J. Tudor. Please come along. It’s not party without you.

The Last Murder at the End of the World is out today! It took me three years to write. I tossed away 111k words that weren’t working, and I’m so proud of it. I hope you enjoy it. I hope it keeps you up past your bedtime. I hope it transports you. Let me know. I’ll be here.

We made his first two novels Thriller of the Month, can he make it three in a row?! Stu Turton joins us to talk about creating new worlds for crime thrillers, why you sometimes need to rip it up and start again and The Last Murder at the End of the World: bit.ly/3vsGIMq

Hey everybody, I’m so sorry but I won’t be able to make the event at Linghams Bookshop books, toys and author events tonight. My baby daughter has chickenpox. Happily, you’ll still be in the superlative company of Lisa Jewell and C.L. Taylor. Apologies. Hopefully I’ll see you all when the spots fade.

The Last Murder at the End of the World is out on Thursday. Here’s a pretty trailer! One question: How on earth is this big, daft idea now a book? I was only thinking about it five minutes ago. Fuck me. Buy it please.

Insanely excited that on Thursday 28th March I’ll be Waterstones Piccadilly, London in London with the incredible C. J. Tudor and Jo Callaghan talking about our brand new books. Do come. We’re going to use our author power rings to combine into a massive book zoid. waterstones.com/events/stuart-…

Quick reminder that I’m coming to a town near you. Or near-ish you. Or nowhere near you. Everything kicks off tomorrow night at Alexandra Palace in North London. Come along, or I’ll haunt you forever. PS. There’s now an event in Birmingham on the 18th April! Yay!