Caroline Crampton is a literary historian and podcaster who explores the Golden Age of detective fiction through the Shedunnit brand. A former New Statesman editor and University of Oxford alumna, she applies academic rigor to the social history of the 1920s and 30s mystery genre. Her work includes the Green Penguin series, which investigates the archival history of classic paperbacks, and the Whodunnit Centenary episodes tracking the evolution of crime writing. Crampton has partnered with institutions like the British Library Crime Classics and The Folio Society to provide historical context for deluxe reissues. A recent success is her expansion into long-form audiobooks, including her narration of James Hilton's The Perfect Plan. In addition to her digital presence, she is the author of A Body Made of Glass and a frequent speaker at the International Agatha Christie Festival. Her Shedunnit Book Club offers members a curated path through forgotten classics like the works of E.C.R. Lorac.