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£100 off crime writing course in Tuscany

11 April, 2014

Fancy sharpening up your crime writing skills at The Watermill at Posara in Tuscany? And how does some expert help from bestselling crime author Meg Gardiner sound? What if you could get £100 off the price of the week-long course as well? It all sounds…

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Galveston by Nic Pizzolatto

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11 April, 2014

What would you do if you were bagman for a New Orleans kingpin and you found out you had lung cancer. And what if your boss started sleeping with your girl? He then sends you on a mission to shake down some loser across town,…

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The Son by Jo Nesbo

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5 April, 2014

Best known for his Harry Hole series, Jo Nesbo is Scandinavia’s pre-eminent crime author at the moment and the last couple of years have seen him branching out in all sorts of ways. He’s working on his own rendition of Shakespeare’s Macbeth, and we understand…

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Irène competition winners

By crimefictionlover

31 March, 2014

A month ago we posted a competition on our site offering you the chance to win copies of Irène and Alex by Pierre Lemaitre, plus £50-worth of crime novels from MacLehose Press. That was the first prize, and we also had five runner-up packs containing copies…

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Your top 10 crime releases of 2014 (so far)

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31 March, 2014

Every now and again it’s interesting to see what visitors to Crime Fiction Lover are enjoying, according to our site statistic. So as the third month of 2014 comes to a close, we thought we’d take a look at which book reviews are getting the…

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New police force, new challenges for Scottish authors

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16 March, 2014

What lovers of police procedurals demand in their reading is a realistic portrayal of what it’s like to be a police investigator. But what happens when police procedures change in the real world? It’s a problem writers in Scotland have been facing since the establishment…

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A Venetian Moon by Bill Rogers

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13 March, 2014

After a career in education, helping improve schools in the Manchester area, Bill Rogers decided to become a crime author. He mainly writes police procedurals featuring the upstanding DCI Tom Caton. Publishing them himself, he’s become an accomplished and bestselling author with a loyal fan…

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The 20 best crime shows of all time

By crimefictionlover

9 March, 2014

Though we’re a booky bunch here on Crime Fiction Lover, we do love watching crime dramas and cop shows on TV. All the better if they’re written by leading crime authors. So we decided to pool our brain power and choose the best crime shows…

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A Venetian Moon by Bill Rogers

The 20 best crime shows of all time

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