SPANISH COVER ARTISTS: GUNS, BIKINIS, LARRY KENT AND STEVE McQUEEN
In the late 1960s/early 1970s Spanish syndicated artwork became a common feature of generally lower end book covers across the globe. These syndicated covers, which...
Read MoreIn the late 1960s/early 1970s Spanish syndicated artwork became a common feature of generally lower end book covers across the globe. These syndicated covers, which...
Read MoreSpies, lies and a missing person finder have dominated my recent reading. All are good reads, even if the Gerald Seymour and the John Lawton books have strangely...
Read MoreWith a quarter of 2025 almost over, the new crime and thriller releases are beginning to flow through at an overwhelming rate. It is hard to keep up with them all, but...
Read MoreNowadays John Gardner is probably best known for his James Bond continuation novels, Icebreaker, Licensed Renewed etc, but he also created some other outstanding series...
Read MoreHere are three very good, and very different, thrillers to get your spy reading off to a good start in 2025. Unfinished Business by Shankari Chandran (Ultimo Press,...
Read More2025 has already gotten off to a good start with two enjoyable early British crime novels by Marion Todd (Dead Man’s Shoes) and Hannah Richell (One Dark Night),...
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