Classic Private-Eye Detective Novels: A Starter Pack
Our crime columnist recommends books starring hard-boiled investigators who are ready to travel down the meanest streets to ...
Vera-themed prize at Whitley Bay crime fiction festival gives local foodbank a boost
The Bay Tales raffle offered the chance for festivalgoers to bid to name a character in the final Vera novel after themselves ...
Eight gripping new crime stories — from a fantasy whodunnit to Franco-Nordic noir
Plus the latest Anthony Horowitz mystery; paranoia in revolutionary Kyiv; and a Hamptons holiday gone horribly wrong ...
This woman pioneered crime fiction – while her son committed the crimes
Australian Mary Fortune has been credited as one of the first female writers of detective stories, but none of her readers ...
Crime fiction: What was thought to be a suicide is actually a murder. Can Meenakshi find the killer?
“Yes,” Meenakshi meets her gaze, a look of defiance stains her face into an angry red, daring Dr Bhatia to be the ...
Litfest now has genres; Kolkata bookshop to start with event on crime fiction
Discover the art of crime writing at Kolkata Crime Writers’ Festival, featuring workshops, author sessions, and a short story ...
GRO Studios & Three River Fiction Ready Nordic Noir ‘Reyna’ In Unusual UK-Faroese Co-Pro Pairing
EXCLUSIVE: The Faroe Islands’ GRÓ Studios and the UK’s Three River Fiction are bringing a crime thriller, Reyna, to Series ...
10 True Crime Books That Are Creepier Than Fiction
If you thought crime fiction was unsettling, these true crime books will make you realise that reality can be far more ...
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For These Women, It’s Kill or Be Killed
who takes a second bow in GLORY DAZE (Pegasus Crime, 295 pp., $27.95). Glory is still recovering from her unwitting turn as an amateur detective in the unforgettable “Glory Be,” when she ...