The Bow Street Society is a fictional group of amateur detectives, operating in Victorian London, that feature in the murder mystery writings of award winning crime author, T.G. Campbell. Each of its civilian members has been enlisted for their unique skill or exceptional knowledge in a particular field derived from their usual occupation. Members are assigned to cases, by the Society’s clerk, Miss Trent, based upon these skills and fields of knowledge.
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Tickets to Authors At The Armouries 26 at the Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds on Saturday 31st October 2026 are now LIVE!
This was a fantastic event last year and I can’t wait to be back as a signing author this year.
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OFFICIAL FAN GROUP: Bow Street Appreciation Society
The Bow Street Appreciation Society is a safe environment where fans of the Bow Street Society can connect, chat, and have fun, as well as chat directly to T.G. Campbell. So, if you can’t get enough of Miss Trent’s feistiness, Mr Locke’s charm, or Lady Owston’s flamboyance, then the Bow Street Appreciation Society is for you!
BOW STREET SOCIETY’S LONDON: OMNIBUSES
Bow Street Society fans know that if you want to find your way around its London, the person you need to speak to is the Society’s driver and veteran cabman Mr Samuel Snyder. What did real-life travellers in late-1890s London rely upon to get around, though? In this month’s blog, Bow Street Society creator and author T.G. Campbell takes a look at one of the public transport options available to those who couldn’t afford to buy / maintain their own carriage and horses: omnibuses.
NOW AVAILABLE:
The Case of The Devil of Daventry & Other Stories
(Bow Street Society Casebook Volume 7)
The Case of The Devil of Daventry & Other Stories is the seventh volume of shorter mysteries to feature the Bow Street Society, wherein they must solve peculiar problems posed by their colourful array of clients, such as: what is the connection between an antique chair and a man’s sudden disappearance, how can a thief vanish with no obvious means of escape, and what dark secret is lurking in Daventry. These are just some of the questions which must be answered to expose the truth behind these bizarre cases.
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