The purpose of this particular blog page is to point readers to other crime fiction blogs you may enjoy. What I have done here is to embed RSS feeds from nearly 100 blogs which then display a snippet from the most recent posting on that blog.
I'm sure when you read them you will then decide to add them to your own bookmarks or RSS feeds. However, if it suits you better, just bookmark this blog, then come back and visit often, and chck out the changing landscape.
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In The Spotlight: Carolina Garcia-Aguilera’s Bloody Waters - Hello, All, Welcome to another edition of In The Spotlight. You may not think about it, but Miami isn’t just a major US city. It’s also a very important Ca...9 hours ago
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Review: The Trespasser (2016) by Tana French - Esta entrada es bilingüe, para ver la versión en castellano desplazarse hacia abajo Hodder & Stoughton, 2016. Format: Kindle edition. File size: 3110 KB. P...10 hours ago
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Harrogate Reflections - I arrived home yesterday afternoon from Harrogate after four fun-filled days at the Theakston's Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival. So fun-filled, in fac...
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Mailbox Monday - Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia and now hosted on its own blog. I found these goodies in my mailbox last week: Wednesday A BEAUTIFUL, ...20 hours ago
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The Lunatic Express Redux - Annamaria on DEADLINE! *My publisher has moved up the pub date of The Blasphemers to early December and, just a week ago, gave me July 31 as the deadline...
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#amreading Crossing the Lines, Sulari Gentill - Whilst not "strictly" crime fiction this is a fascinating intertwining tale that had me up way past when I should have nodded off last night. *From the B...1 day ago
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From Korngold’s Die Tote Stadt to Hitchcock’s Vertigo, in several not so easy leaps - It begins with an achingly beautiful duet: “Marietta’s Lied” from Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s Die Tote Stadt: Korngold based this opera on Bruge-La-Morte, a ...1 day ago
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Review: AFTER THE CRASH, Michel Bussi - - this edition first published in Great Britain 2015 by Orion Publishing Group - ISBN 978-0-297-87142-2 - translated from French by Sam Tay...
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Review: BIG LITTLE LIES, Liane Moriarty - this edition published 2014 by Pan Macmillan Australia ISBN 978-1-74353-042-9 470 pages source: my local library Synopsis (Pan Macmillan Australia) The int...2 days ago
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Review: THE ICE SHROUD - *THE ICE SHROUD by Gordon Ell (Bush Press, 2016)* *Reviewed by Karen Chisholm* *When a woman's body is discovered frozen in the ice of a river near the a...
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Good noir at a good bar, Part II: The Photographs - *Angel Luis Colón**A* few more photos from the Noir at the Bar I wrote about yesterday, all by Peter Rozovsky for Detectives Beyond Borders: *Suzanne Solo...
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Shining a light on Atlanta’s history: Thomas Mullen’s Darktown (USA) - Thomas Mullen’s Darktown (Abacus, 2016) First line: It was nearing midnight when one of the new lampposts on Auburn Avenue achieved the unfortunate fate of...4 days ago
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Review: Robbing the Dead by Tana Collins - *Robbing the Dead* by Tana Collins, February 2017, 278 pages, Bloodhound Books, ISBN: 0995692696 *Reviewed by Amanda Gillies. * (Read more of Amanda's rev...
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Guest Author Post - Victoria Laurie - Please welcome Ms. Victoria Laurie to the blog today. She is a professional psychic of many years and wanted to portray an intuitive as a normal person. ...
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Not a Review: THE HUSBAND’S SECRET by Liane Moriarty - I don’t normally read two of any author’s book’s in quick succession but my book club is going to discuss this one and BIG LITTLE LIES tomorrow. I wonder i...4 weeks ago
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The Petrona Award 2017 Shortlist - The Petrona judges have chosen a very interesting shortlist for the award for the best Nordic crime fiction novel of the year. The winner will be announc...3 months ago
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Kakadu Sunset by Annie Seaton - Title: Kakadu Sunset Author: Annie Seaton Genre: Romantic Suspense Opens: The three over-sized trucks in front of Ellie Porter’s small red sedan were loade...6 months 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 ...10 months ago
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