Here’s the cover of the ninth Langham and Dupré mystery, Murder Most Vile, due out next January.
On the short story front, out now is the short-short “A Woman and Her Dog” at Horla, edited by Matthew Rees, and “The Curse of Carmody Grange” in The Return of Sherlock Holmes, edited by Maxim Jakubowski.
Forthcoming are: “Blindside” in Femme Fatales and Dangerous Women, edited by Maxim Jakubowski; “Acts of Defiance” in Burning Brightly: 50 Years of Novacon, edited by Ian Whates; “Assets” (with Keith Brooke) in Night, Rain & Neon – A New Cyberpunk Anthology, edited by Michael Cobley; “Farewell, Pavonis” (with Keith Brooke) in ParSec 3 or 4; “Peril At Carroway House” in Sherlock Holmes: A Detective’s Life, edited by Martin Rosenstock.
Eric Brown 
I just discovered this series, and read the first two volumes this weekend. I recommended it in the “Golden Age Detection” group on Facebook. I knew my fellow members would appreciate the references to Leo Bruce, and characters like Dame Amelia, much as I did. Looking forward to reading more
That’s very kind of you, David. Many thanks. I hope you enjoy the books. I’m a big fan of “Leo Bruce”, and the writer behind the pseudonym, Rupert Croft-Cooke. Cheers!