UNDER THE RADAR: SIX GOOD CRIME NOVELS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED IN 2020
The Snow Thief by C J Carver (Right Nuisance, 2020) Every year there are piles of books released with a fanfare of manufactured publicity by publishers and certain...
Read MoreThe Snow Thief by C J Carver (Right Nuisance, 2020) Every year there are piles of books released with a fanfare of manufactured publicity by publishers and certain...
Read MoreWith Christmas rapidly approaching the number of new releases is growing just as quickly. The big name releases come with lots of publicity, but others seem to quietly...
Read MoreDeath Is Forever by Maxine O’Callaghan (Raven House, 1981) Although Marcia Muller, Sara Paretsky and Sue Grafton are usually credited with being the...
Read MoreThe Unorthodox Corpse by Carter Brown (Horwitz, 1965) Horwitz were arguably the prime Australian publishers of paperbacks and pulp fiction in the 1950s and 60s....
Read MoreCanberra Weekly 20 February 2020 In this week’s Canberra Weekly column I review three new crime novels from around the world. Leading off the column is The...
Read MoreThis week’s reading I have picked a mixture of new and old and something different to read over the Christmas week. The charming Emma Viskic has quickly...
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