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Interview: Abir Mukherjee

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Abir Mukherjee is an author whose career we’ve followed for a long time here at Crime Fiction Lover – going back to 2014 when he won the Telegraph Harvill Secker Writing Prize. The piece he submitted became A Rising Man, the first novel in the…
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On the Radar: This book is on fire

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Welcome to our weekly column featuring the latest new crime novels. Let’s get underway with some hot historical crime fiction set in Raj India from Abir Mukherjee. Also in our report you’ll find novels by David Boito and Con Lehane, plus tech thrillers from Cate…
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Meet the author: Shane Peacock

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As colder winds start to blow, now’s the time to cosy up in your most comfortable chair and grab a crime novel that takes you away to a chilling location. Out in North America last month and landing now in the UK and Europe, Shane…
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On the Radar: The Black Wolf cometh

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Welcome back to Crime Fiction Lover, where six intriguing new crime novels have been blipping on our radar… The Black Wolf by Louise Penny The follow up to Louise Penny’s The Grey Wolf arrives on 28 October – and The Black Wolf is book 20…
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On the Radar: The stars are out

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The stars of crime fiction are out this week here in our new books column. Michael Connelly, Sophie Hannah, Val McDermid and Vaseem Khan are all names dedicated crime fiction lovers are aware of. And in JK Flynn and Nick Kolakowski, two of our favourite…
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Meet the author: Michael Bourne

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As we watch helplessly while the world around us slowly melts, dries up and goes desiccated, it’s no surprise that some crime authors are taking environmental issues seriously. Protecting the natural world in the face of human development has been on the mind of Vancouver-based…
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On the Radar: This wheel shall explode

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This week’s new books column is packed with indie and alternative crime fiction, with titles from the UK, US and Canada to tempt you. We start off with the latest from Jake Arnott, one of the UK’s leading LGBTQ+ crime authors. There’s historical crime fiction…
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Interview: Martin Sterling

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Here’s an interesting fact about new crime fiction author Martin Sterling. He grew up in Hyde, just near Manchester, where serial killer Harold Shipman was a local GP. In fact, Martin’s family knew five of Shipman’s victims, including one of his childminders. Now, that on…
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