Detectives, Thrillers and Mystery Stories
HappyLDNPress behind the scenes Author Stories Magazine No.2 Have you ever wondered what does a detective does? - well many authors who write thrillers, need to learn about their central characters and the type of work they get up to, in order to make the story authentic. In this issue we have uncovered some of their secretive roles and where the first detective originated from. Meanwhile we interview our crime thriller author Andrew Segal - whose central character is a Female Jamaican detective. We asked him about what he considered crucial points that make a good book. If you are a budding writer - this interview may help you. Then we thought we go a bit off piste, and delve into the secretive world of Artist and photographer writer Clare Newton. It wasn't until Dr Shahnaz Ahmed podcaster from America interviewed Clare that we found out more about her many talents and her social entrepreneur projects. We hope you enjoy the stories of our author's journeys - do keep in touch we would love to hear what stories interest you. Have a great week All the Best Louise
HappyLDNPress behind the scenes Author Stories Magazine No.2
Have you ever wondered what does a detective does? - well many authors who write thrillers, need to learn about their central characters and the type of work they get up to, in order to make the story authentic. In this issue we have uncovered some of their secretive roles and where the first detective originated from.
Meanwhile we interview our crime thriller author Andrew Segal - whose central character is a Female Jamaican detective. We asked him about what he considered crucial points that make a good book. If you are a budding writer - this interview may help you.
Then we thought we go a bit off piste, and delve into the secretive world of Artist and photographer writer Clare Newton. It wasn't until Dr Shahnaz Ahmed podcaster from America interviewed Clare that we found out more about her many talents and her social entrepreneur projects.
We hope you enjoy the stories of our author's journeys - do keep in touch we would love to hear what stories interest you.
Have a great week
All the Best
Louise
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History Of<br />
<strong>Detectives</strong>...<br />
if we dig in to the history of united Kingdom<br />
in regards to detectives then the era before<br />
19th century can be discussed. before the 19th<br />
century, there were only a few departments<br />
that were of municipal police, if we talk about<br />
the first one of these then it was established<br />
back in 1667 in Paris. The idea of detectives<br />
was not appreciated until the amount of crime<br />
increased <strong>and</strong> there was a need to solve the<br />
cases that were left unsolved. The first private<br />
detective agency was established in Paris in<br />
the early 1800s <strong>and</strong> was founded by eugene<br />
Francois Vidocq. As far as London is<br />
concerned the history of detectives go back to<br />
the bow Street runner <strong>and</strong> then further it<br />
belongs to the Metropolitan Police Service in<br />
Greater London.<br />
The London police force was established back<br />
in 1892, it was done by an act of Parliament by<br />
the Home secretary Sir robert Peel. by 1839<br />
this department which is known as Scotl<strong>and</strong><br />
Yard today, replaced the bow Street Patrols,<br />
river Police <strong>and</strong> the rest too. At first their<br />
responsibility was to protect the important<br />
individuals, public affairs <strong>and</strong> community<br />
patrols. The spies were on the streets to<br />
protect the public, it was acceptable by the<br />
public because several important cases were<br />
solved by them. in 1877, the credibility of the<br />
department was under question because four<br />
out of the five heads for the detective branch<br />
were under trial under the charge of<br />
conspiracy. They were under trial for<br />
conspiring with the criminals in betting.<br />
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