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Around the world in 80 deaths: Travelling abroad with 15 great crime shows

By crimefictionlover

7 October, 2020

Today we’re joined by Craig Sisterson, author of Southern Cross Crime, a new guidebook to Australian and New Zealand crime writing, and a features writer and reviewer for publications in several countries. Back in May, Craig showcased the best book-to-screen crime dramas to binge during the pandemic. Now…

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Interview: Peter Hain talks about the Rhino Conspiracy

By crimefictionlover

4 October, 2020

Born in Kenya and raised in South Africa, Peter Hain moved to the UK in the 1970s and became a leading anti-apartheid activist. In the 1990s, he was elected MP for Neath in South Wales and later rose through the ranks in Tony Blair’s government…

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Six Icelandic crime authors you should be reading

By crimefictionlover

30 September, 2020

Ironic, isn’t it? Iceland has the lowest murder rate in the world and yet it seems to have the highest density of top crime authors. By our calculations, about one in every 50,000 Icelanders is producing better than average crime novels, which are being translated…

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Interview: Seraphina Nova Glass talks about her debut crime novel

By RoughJustice

29 September, 2020

On 6 October, Titan Books is releasing Someone’s Listening, a debut crime novel by American author Seraphina Nova Glass. Based in Texas, Seraphina is a script writer who teaches playwriting at the University of Texas, Arlington. She’s taken that background in film and theatre, added…

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Mystery Road season 2: Australian crime show returns to BBC Four

By crimefictionlover

11 September, 2020

Saturday 19 September is a date UK crime fiction lovers simply must put in their diaries. At 9pm, BBC Four will be airing the first episode of Mystery Road season 2. The gripping, atmospheric and socially aware Australian crime show is back, and once again…

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Moscow Noir – the Swedish financial thriller that turns ugly in Russia

By crimefictionlover

8 September, 2020

Having appeared in The Bridge, Before We Die and Young Wallander, the Swedish actor Adam Pålsson seems to be the rising star of Scandi noir. His latest appearance on UK screens is Moscow Noir, which begins airing at 11pm on Sunday 13 September and will…

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First look: The Kingdom by Jo Nesbo

By crimefictionlover

3 September, 2020

In addition to the hugely popular Harry Hole series, Norwegian author Jo Nesbo often writes standalone novels. Books like The Son, Blood on Snow and Macbeth have given him the chance to work with themes and in styles that wouldn’t fit into his main series….

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Sakho & Mangane: Senegalese crime show comes to Walter Presents

By crimefictionlover

1 September, 2020

Have you ever tried crime fiction from Senegal? If not, the crime show Sakho & Mangane should be worth your while, shedding light on detective work in a cultural setting that’s new to most crime fiction lovers. The first series will be available to stream…

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Features

Around the world in 80 deaths: Travelling abroad with 15 great crime shows

Interview: Peter Hain talks about the Rhino Conspiracy

Six Icelandic crime authors you should be reading

Interview: Seraphina Nova Glass talks about her debut crime novel

Mystery Road season 2: Australian crime show returns to BBC Four

Moscow Noir – the Swedish financial thriller that turns ugly in Russia

First look: The Kingdom by Jo Nesbo

Sakho & Mangane: Senegalese crime show comes to Walter Presents

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