All tickets for this year’s conference have now been sold.

However, for those of you who have not secured a ticket, we are opening a Waiting List to allocate any tickets that are returned because the person can no longer attend the conference.

To apply to go on the waiting list for a returned ticket, please use the contact form on the link below. Please give your name, email address for us to get back in touch should tickets become available and specify the number of tickets you wish to take up if any should become available (maximum two tickets per response).

We will contact people on the waiting list on a strictly first come, first served basis. We cannot promise that tickets will become available – they will only be freed up for re-sale if someone who has already booked finds that they cannot now come to the conference.

Those with long memories, who attended the 2016 Bodies From The Library conference, will recall the excellent talk given by Jennifer Morag Henderson on Josephine Tey. Tey’s novel The Daughter of Time was voted the Greatest Crime Novel of All Time by the Crime Writer’s Association in 1990 and Jennifer’s biography Josephine Tey: A Life was included in The Observer’s list of best biographies of 2015 and was also included by The Independent in the same year’s list of best crime reads.

We are therefore very excited to learn that Jennifer has been editing a collection of Tey’s shorter works, including some previously unpublished short stories, which is expected to be published by Crippen and Landru towards the end of this year.

For more information about this exciting development, check out Jennifer’s website:

https://jennifermoraghenderson.com/2026/04/23/new-josephine-tey-publication/