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Richard Reynolds of Heffers in Cambridge already runs the most quirky, individual crime fiction section in the country - bar none - but his celebrated Bodies in the Bookshop events (with a slew of crime authors and critics in attendance) have become an institution. The event on July 15 was particularly lively.

The attendees included Don Bartlett (Translator of novels by the Norwegian authors K. O. Dahl and Jo Nesbo), Alison Bruce, Armand Cabasson, Tom Cain, Barry Forshaw, Judith Forshaw (Translator of Barbara Baraldi's The Girl with the Crystal Eyes), Rory Clements, Barbara Cleverly, Adam Creed, John Curran, Judith Cutler, Ruth Downie, JT Ellison, Ann Featherstone, Michael Gregorio, Elliott Hall, Sophie Hannah, Jim Kelly, Laurie R. King, Edward Marston, R. N . Morris, Janet Neel, Chris Nickson, Gerard O'Donovan, Christine Poulson, Ann Purser, Philip Purser, Sheila Quigley, Mike Ripley, Imogen Robertson, Leigh Russell, William Ryan, Alex Scarrow, Simon Scarrow, E. V. Seymour, Zoe Sharp, Lynn Shepherd, Stav Sherez, Harry Sidebottom, Stephen Smith, Roz Southey, Michelle Spring, Lyndon Stacey, D. J. Taylor, L. C. Tyler, Nicola Upson, Andrew Williams and Emily Winslow, along with many others.