Canberra Weekly 4 August 2022 This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three books about the dark side of the art world. Woman On Fire by Lisa Barr (Welbeck, 5 July...
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This recent batch of Australian crime fiction covers a wide range of themes and locations, from poaching in Zimbabwe to corruption in Mumbai to stolen art in Sydney and...
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Early August sees the release of two clever, concept crime novels by Megan Goldin and Catherine Ryan Howard. Stay Awake by Megan Goldin (Penguin, 16 August 2022) Megan...
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After The Flood by Dave Warner (Fremantle, 2 August 2022) In the increasingly crowded field of outback noir, few do it as well as Dave Warner. After The Flood...
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Impact by Mark Mills (Joffe Books, 5 July 2022) Mark Mills won the 2004 British Crime Writers Award for Best Debut novel for Amagansett and received well deserved...
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The Furies by John Connolly (Hodder & Stoughton, 9 August 2022) It has been a while since we were in the contemporary world of Charlie Parker. In 2020 John Connolly...
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