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Tuesday, October 6, 2015
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Collecting Crime Fiction - There is, it seems to me, increasing interest in collecting crime fiction. This is reflected in a new Pan Macmillan blog post on the subject. PanMac tal...
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Mailbox Monday - Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia and now hosted on its own blog. I’m back after a two week vacation. I’ve got so much catching up to ...7 hours ago
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Review: Killer Women: Crime Club Anthology #1 - *Killer Women: Crime Club Anthology #1*, September 2016, 210 pages, Killer Women Ltd, ISBN: 152720071X *Reviewed by Ewa Sherman.* Even if you haven’t yet...
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Review: I'M TRAVELLING ALONE, Samuel Bjork - - first published in English 2015 - translated from Norwegian by Charlotte Barslund - ISBN 978-0-857-52251-1 - 474 pages - source: my loc...7 hours ago
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State of Play: Australian Popular Fiction in the Twenty-First Century, University of Melbourne, 6th October - On Thursday 6th October, there are some events being organised around the University of Melbourne and a research project: "Genre Worlds: Australian Popul...10 hours ago
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Mississippi Moves Me - Annamaria on Monday My post-Bouchercon trip the length of Mississippi was dream-like. That lead sentence requires a digression. A lot of what I am about t...
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Fidelia Bridges, Artist - The Wikipedia entry begins thus: “Fidelia Bridges…was one of the small number of successful female artists in the 19th and early 20th centuries.” Yes, ther...19 hours ago
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Bouchercon 2016, Part V: What do rachitic newts like? Plus even more pictures - *Saint Louis Cathedral, New Orleans.Photos by Peter Rozovsky**H*ere's another vintage paperback I bought at Bouchercon based on the say-so of one of my c...
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They’re Tearing it Down Now, But it’s Just as Well* - Change is often difficult, even if the change is a good one. It upsets the status quo and it means that we have to get used to something new. And that can ...21 hours ago
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Crime news: Gustawsson, Nesbo, Bier, Macrae Burnet and Eurocrime - A round-up of some recent news from the world of crime: Orenda Books has signed Block 46, a debut thriller by French, London-based author Johana Gustawsson...1 day ago
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Review: RAGE by Zygmunt Miloszewski - The third and apparently final story to feature Polish prosecutor Teodor Szacki is a cracker of a read, especially for those who don’t mind their protagoni...2 days ago
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Review: The Maltese Falcon (1930) by Dashiell Hammett - Esta entrada es bilingüe, para ver la versión en castellano desplazarse hacia abajo This entry is my third contribution to Crimes of the Century a meme at ...3 days ago
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Books around the web – Fantasy - Fantasy is a genre that uses magic and paranormal elements to build its story. The story is peopled with such beings as giants and fairies; Ghosts and wrai...4 days ago
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Review: RED HERRING - *RED HERRING by Jonothan Cullinane (HarperCollins, 2016)* *Reviewed by Alyson Baker* *A man overboard, a murder and a lot of loose ends ... In Auckland 19...
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Margaret Coel Q&A - Fans of the Wind River series by Margaret Coel will definitely want to read this Q&A. Hard to believe the newest book released, Winter's Child, is the twe...
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Review: THE SOLDIER’S CURSE by Meg Keneally and Tom Keneally - Although I am an ardent fan of Tom Keneally’s writing – and the man himself who is rightfully one of our national living treasures – I admit to wariness wh...1 week ago
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A Great Book Recommendation - This recommendation comes from Patti Abbott, who blogs at Pattinase. Before the Fall, Noah Hawley Noah Hawley is the showrunner for FARGO, a TV series I ...2 weeks ago
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The Caveman: Jan Lier Horst - When analysing crime fiction I usually consider ten very simple factors. 1] Is the plot exciting, believable and gripping? 2] Do I like and care about any...4 months ago
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