Bridget Walsh
I was born in London and now live in Norwich with my husband and two dogs. After a degree in English Literature, and a few abortive career choices, I found my home as an English teacher for 23 years. I completed my PhD in Victorian domestic murder at Birkbeck, London University in 2009, but my fascination with Victorian crime never left me. In 2019 I completed the Creative Writing (Crime Fiction) MA at UEA where I was awarded the David Higham Scholarship and received the UEA Little, Brown Award for Crime Fiction. I am represented by Isobel Dixon at Blake Friedmann.
The Tumbling Girl, the first in a series of crime novels set in the 1870s and featuring an intrepid, working-class heroine and her somewhat posher sidekick, was published by Gallic in 2023.
Twitter: @bridget_walsh1
www.linktr.ee/bridgetwalshwriter
I was born in London and now live in Norwich with my husband and two dogs. After a degree in English Literature, and a few abortive career choices, I found my home as an English teacher for 23 years. I completed my PhD in Victorian domestic murder at Birkbeck, London University in 2009, but my fascination with Victorian crime never left me. In 2019 I completed the Creative Writing (Crime Fiction) MA at UEA where I was awarded the David Higham Scholarship and received the UEA Little, Brown Award for Crime Fiction. I am represented by Isobel Dixon at Blake Friedmann.
The Tumbling Girl, the first in a series of crime novels set in the 1870s and featuring an intrepid, working-class heroine and her somewhat posher sidekick, was published by Gallic in 2023.
Twitter: @bridget_walsh1
www.linktr.ee/bridgetwalshwriter
Awards: HWA (2024) see all
Genres: Historical Mystery
Series
Variety Palace Mysteries
1. The Tumbling Girl (2023)
2. The Innocents (2024)
3. The Spirit Guide (2025)
1. The Tumbling Girl (2023)
2. The Innocents (2024)
3. The Spirit Guide (2025)
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Bridget Walsh recommends

Gunner (2025)
(Joseph Gunner, book 1)
Alan Parks
"What a fantastic start to a new series and I cannot wait to find out what Gunner does next. It's meticulously researched, but with a beautiful light touch that transports you to the streets of war-torn Glasgow and the lives of everyday folk doing their best to survive. A gritty, immersive, genuine page-turner. And what a compelling hero we have in Gunner: hardbitten, battle-scarred and far from perfect, but striving to do the right thing in a world riddled with corruption and deceit."
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