This week’s column from the Canberra Weekly. The books by Craig Russell and Tony Kent are very good and should appeal to a wide range of crime ficiton readers....
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Steps In The Dark by Mansell Black (Digit, 1958) Digit was one of the many so called ‘mushroom publishers’ which sprang up after World War II in England....
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James Delargy’s debut ‘outback noir’ crime novel revolves around an interesting premise. An injured man, calling himself Heath stumbles into the small, remote Western...
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Each Friday I forecast a book that I am looking forward to reading and reviewing. This week it is Chris Pavone’s The Paris Diversion, which is the sequel to his much...
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In the past year most of the attention in Australian crime fiction has understandably been on the rise of ‘outback noir’, led by Jane Harper and Chris Hammer, or on...
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