Bernard Knight is a British author primarily known for his extensive body of work in the murder mystery and historical mystery genres. Born in 1931 in Cardiff, Wales, Knight's background as a Home Office pathologist, conducting over 25,000 autopsies over 40 years, heavily influenced his writing style, lending a forensic and detail-oriented approach to his crime fiction. He began writing in his early years and developed a significant number of series, including the Crowner John and Sixties Mysteries series, often exploring themes of death, investigation, and historical intrigue. Knight’s novels are characterized by meticulous research and a strong focus on crime scene analysis.




















































