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Monday, December 1, 2014
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Forgotten Book - Criminal Sentences - Next week, I will revert to my usual Friday pattern of a Forgotten Book which is a crime novel (and the author I have in mind is a very good exponent of Go...5 hours ago
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Millennium 4 gets an August release date - Following on from the announcement just over a year ago that there was to be a follow-up to Stieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy, further details are now ava...20 hours ago
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Musings: NORWEGIAN BY NIGHT by Derek B. Miller - Ditto. As I’m very late to the party reading this beautiful book I don’t need to say much more than that. I’m sure you’ve all read at least a half-dozen gl...1 day ago
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The True Crime Course: a progress report, of sorts - There’s a lot to report; this post will necessarily cover just a small amount of material. Doing the research has been an adventure, and a fascinating on...1 day ago
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I Like Going to the Cinema - In Spain most films are shown dubbed, but there are some cinemas that show films in their original language with Spanish subtitles. If you are planning to ...3 days ago
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Sherlock Holmes: Grandfather of Forensic Science? - In the last few decades, the average person has become familiar with forensic science and the high tech equipment that does much of the work (Mass Spec etc...
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My Discovery of 2014 and looking forward to 2015 - You can find my Favourite Discovery of 2014, along with some excellent choices by other Euro Crime reviewers over at Karen’s encyclopaedic Euro Crime websi...1 week ago
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Review: HADES, Candice Fox - first published by Bantam (Random House Australia) 2014 source: my local library ISBN 978-0-85798-117-2 308 pages winner Best First Fiction, Ned Kelly Awa...1 week ago
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A Great Crime Novel Recommendation - This recommendation comes from Cleo, who blogs at Cleopatra Loves Books. When I originally signed up to recommend a novel to Maxine I foolishly thought th...2 weeks ago
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Crystal Nights – some progress - Happy New Year to my readers. I have enjoyed a lovely Christmas with my family, and now I am back in full swing, editing, editing and editing. I have finis...2 weeks ago
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Weekend Cooking: Garlic Prawns - Last week I talked about a memorable meal and I am going to touch on that theme again this week. This time I am going to go back even further to a trip to ...
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January 2015: some crime drama treats - Here we all are in a shiny new year. Wishing you and yours a very happy 2015! There are a number of wonderful crime dramas heading our way in January. Here...4 weeks ago
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SPECSAVERS CRIME THRILLER AWARDS 2014 WINNERS - Announced tonight, the winners: ● The Best Actress Dagger Keeley Hawes, Line of Duty ● The Best Actor Dagger Matthew McConaughey, True Detective ● ...3 months ago
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Killing a blog: Goodbye to How Mysterious! - Four-and-a-half years ago I started How Mysterious! in response to a question posed by another public relations professor, who wanted to know how many of...4 months ago
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