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Domestic noir discussed at Piccadilly

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The Piccadilly branch of Waterstones in central London was last night the scene of a dramatic and intriguing discussion on crime fiction’s celebrated new sub-genre: domestic noir. Ringmaster at the proceedings was crime expert Barry Forshaw, who tamed a threesome of talented authors including Laura…
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Interview: Andrew Martin

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Andrew Martin has written nine Jim Stringer novels, which are set in the early 20th century and all feature the railways. His book Somme Stations won the CWA Ellis Peters Historical Dagger a few years back, and fans await each new release. However, Andrew’s latest…
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Interview: Jeff Lindsay

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Jeff Lindsay ended the career of his popular serial killer character, Dexter, this summer. Dexter is Dead saw the murderer who preyed on murderers snared at last in a rather ironic way. What the Dexter series illustrated – both on the page and on the small screen –…
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Mystery book... what is it?

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New indie publisher Fahrenheit Press has got some chops when it comes to book marketing. After successfully launching its first book – A Slow Death by James Craig – last month, the company has put its second book up on Amazon. Only this time, it’s been…
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