THROWBACK THURSDAY: THE ICE by JOHN KÅRE RAAKE
The Ice by John Kåre Raake (Pushkin Vertigo) Night Without End was one of my favourite Alistair MacLean novels, and it instilled in me at a young age a liking for...
Read MoreThe Ice by John Kåre Raake (Pushkin Vertigo) Night Without End was one of my favourite Alistair MacLean novels, and it instilled in me at a young age a liking for...
Read MoreQuality spy fiction continues to trickle out in 2026, with these two new releases adding to the good books from James Wolff and Paul Warner earlier in the year. There...
Read MoreI had two columns in the Canberra Weekly in June 2026, which covered a range of crime fiction from international writers Michael Connelly, Jo Murray, and V. A. Vazquez,...
Read More2026 has already seen a real smorgasboard of Australian crime fiction, from the almost obligatory outback crime to big city murder and a surprising number of cosy...
Read MoreThe steady stream of new Australian crime fiction in 2026 has turned into a torrent, making it hard to keep up with it all. I have managed, however, to find time to...
Read MoreThis week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed two dark crime novels by John Connolly and New Zealander Gavin Strawhan, and an engaging non-crime book by Anna Johnston....
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