The purpose of this blog is to point you towards well over 100 very active crime fiction bloggers.I hope if you do find some new ones to follow through this page, that you remember to tell them that Kerrie sent you.
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MYSTERIES in PARADISE
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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Bad news and good news from Cape Town - What a week it has been! Like Southern California, the area around Cape Town has a Mediterranean climate - wet winters and dry summers. This week the hug...
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Review: What in God’s Name - Heaven isn’t, well, as heavenly as you’d think. God isn’t all that interested in what’s going on on Earth and neither are most of the angels. Craig and ...5 hours ago
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Review: THE KIZUNA COAST, Sujata Massey - - first published 2014 - e-book review copy kindly supplied by the author - available for Kindle from Amazon - #11 in the Rei Shimura series...14 hours ago
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I Read It in the Paper Today* - Sometimes, the crime stories that capture our imagination most aren’t fictional. It’s interesting to think about the way crime writers are inspired by thos...21 hours ago
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Multiple noir shots plus something that drives me nuts - *I* hate when reporters write that someone was shot "multiple" times. What does "multiple" times mean? Does it confer what the writers imagine is cachet t...
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My reading in February - My reading in February included A Colder War by Charles Cumming, a very good spy thriller, and The Lady From Zagreb, the tenth book in the Bernie Gunther s...1 day ago
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A penultimate post and a thank you - This blog started ten years ago, back in 2005. Now, it is time to close it and move on. Many, many thanks for reading, commenting, ‘liking’ and linking. Ma...1 day ago
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With malice toward none…. - Wednesday March 4, tomorrow, is the 150th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s Second Inaugural Address. My brother Richard, holder of a PhD in American hist...2 days ago
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