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Business · 14 January 2026

Crime writers suited to reality TV shows

Crime writers suited to reality TV shows

Crime writers possess unique skills making them ideal contestants on shows like The Traitors. They excel at identifying with different perspectives, including victims and perpetrators, and are adept at recognizing patterns of behavior. Harriet Tyce, a barrister turned thriller writer, exemplifies these qualities. The Traitors mirrors elements of crime writing, such as betrayal and manipulation. A group of crime novelists attended The Traitors Live Experience, highlighting their interest in the show.

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