Here’s a run-down of the month that’s gone by – do let us know what you thought of it. Should we do it again next year?
The Labyrinth Makers – review of Anthony Prices’s early espionage novel.
A Pocket Full of Rye – Agatha Christie sixth mystery reviewed.
Why No1 Ladies’ is now a classic – a great one for fans of Mma Ramotswe.
Dorothy L Sayers and Fenland – how the Fens’ geography, towns and people inspired her.
An Evening with Ruth Rendell – reflecting on 50 years of crime fiction writing.
The Thirty-Nine Steps – John Buchan’s classic book revisited.
Five crime classics to download free – stock up your Kindle or iPad today!
The Agatha Christie birthday quiz – how we celebrated the Queen of Crime’s 123rd.
Sophie Hannah to write new Poirot – interview with the author chosen to restore the Belgian detective.
One for Hell – a real gem for lovers of dark and dirty noir.
Your classics – readers of Crime Fiction Lover share their classic choices.
Barry Forshaw’s top 10 Nordic classics – the books that shaped this important sub-genre.
The first female detectives – Victorian ladies solving crimes. Superb!
Shroud for a Nightingale revisited – one of the best by crime fiction legend PD James.
The Black Mask returns – fantastic pulp crime mag re-Kindled.
William Boyd on James Bond – the latest author to tackle 007 talks.
An introduction to Michael Innes – meet the author and his scholarly sleuth Appleby.