Posted by popple58 on 29 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, British Thrillers, Crime, Historical Thrillers, Spy Fiction, Thriller |
2026 is shaping up to be a very good year for spy fiction. We have already seen impressive releases from Charles Cumming (Icarus 17), James Wolff (Spies And Other Gods)...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 28 Jul, 2026 in British Crime, British Thrillers, Crime, Thriller |
Late July and early August brings some entertaining crime novels by three well established veterans of the scene. Everything She Didn’t Say by Jane Casey (Hemlock...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 20 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Crime, Domestic Suspense, Thriller |
The Australian crime fiction titles have been coming thick and fast so far in 2026. There has been quite a bit of variety, although the old favourite of outback/small...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 13 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Canberra Weekly, Crime, Outback Crime |
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new Australian crime fiction novels by Jason Summers, Sherryl Clark and Matt Nable. Red Lake by Jason Summers...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 5 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Crime, Men's Adventure, Thriller, Throwback Thursday |
The heist, particularly the idea of one last job before going straight, has long been a popular trope of crime novels. Probably reaching its peak during the hardboiled...
Read MorePosted by popple58 on 1 Jul, 2026 in Australian Crime Fiction, Crime, Thriller |
July brings two new Australian crime novels that buck the recent trend of outback murder and damaged detectives returning home. For All The Dead Girls by Sherryl Clark...
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