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WEB NEWS, FEATURES & REVIEWSnews:
Scottish Festival Celebrates Crime Writing The programme for Scotland's first crime-writing festival has been launched feature:
British Noir Celebrated Specifically Patrick Hamilton's 'Hangover Square' interview:
David Mark Talks About The Dark Winter And Being An Author! David Mark talks about the background to his debut novel, The Dark Winter news:
Crime On Tour: 29 May – 14 June 2012 This year, the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival, Harrogate turns ten, and to mark the occasion it is taking to the road to bring an early taste of Festival fun to crime writing fans news:
Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel Of The Year 2012 marks the eighth year of the Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year Award review:
Another Time, Another Life By Leif G.W. Persson Trans Paul Norlen Successfully blends both a police procedural, and political intrigue together with a dose of very dark humour and satire Feature ArticlesA Shot Of Faraday — And Other Things — From Graham Hurley Long a favourite of Crime Time, the talented Graham Hurley has sent the much-loved DI Faraday to join Rebus and Wallander in the place where detectives go when they're hors de combat. But if you're having Faraday withdrawal symptoms, here's a shot of something consolatory... Specifically Patrick Hamilton's 'Hangover Square' Stockholm Text & Swedish Queens Of Crime Swedish Crime Writers Go Global 26 key elements essential in turning a crime novel into a gripping, unputdownable read Harry Clarke's Haunting 1919 Illustrations For Edgar Allan Poe's Tales Of Mystery And Imagination Artful Edwardian-era erotica at the intersection of the whimsical and the macabre Violence and art have a long history Soho Press Pushes Forward Under Bronwen Hruska Having an anchor like Soho Crime nurtures their ability to be ambitious about the types of things they publish An Amazing Source Of 40's Pulp Fiction In Ebook Form Munseys is an online ebook source that has the most wonderful collection of all the greatest (and worst) pulp fiction from the 1940s Where's The Love For — And In — Hardboiled? You don't see the term "hardboiled" much any more Bestselling detective novels written under the pseudonym Nicholas Blake, are finally back in print My Six Years With Lisbeth Salander Barry Forshaw reports on his recent Scandinavian tour Could You Imagine A James Bond Film Directed By Alfred Hitchcock? What If Alfred Hitchcock Led the James Bond Franchise? A Beginner's Guide To Crime Fiction Ten essential crime and mystery novels Read From Camilla Läckberg's Chilling Third Crime Novel The Stonecutter Läckberg's third novel The Stonecutter is a suspenseful tale of shattered innocence New In Crime Fiction: A Guide To The Latest Mysteries And Thrillers Marc Strange, Martin Limón, Helene Tursten, Eleanor Kuhns, Robert Rotenberg, Simon & Schuster and Bill Haugland The Setting For Crossbones Yard By Kate Rhodes The debut novel by Kate Rhodes is the first in a series of novels featuring Dr Alice Quentin a Psychologist at Guy's Hospital Sherlock: A Character Who's More Than Elementary In the 125 years since Arthur Conan Doyle created the world's greatest detective, 75 different actors have played him in the movies
contributor: Jason Palmer First Footage From Tom Cruise's Jack Reacher Movie Screened! First footage from Tom Cruise's upcoming stint as Lee Child's popular crime novel character Jack Reacher ITV1 has commissioned a three-part murder mystery about a group of former wartime code breakers who use their skills to solve a pair of suspicious deaths Love And Crime Italian-style: Andrea Camilleri Police and pasta, what's not to like? The Twelve Best Essays On Crime Fiction I love to read essays on literature, but above all I love to read essays on crime fiction The Complete Works: Ranking All 62 Stephen King Books The tough, ruthless calls to rank them all — no cop-out ties allowed The Best Novel Nominees, Or How To Handicap The 2011 Edgars For the first time in recent memory, none of the Mystery Writers of America's Edgar Award nominees for Best Novel have ever been nominated before Lauren Child's New Girl Detective Lauren Child is best known for creating Charlie and Lola but her new girl-detective Ruby Redfort is closer to her heart |
