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A guide to Arnaldur Indridason’s Detective Erlendur

By Jeremy Megraw

11 May, 2018

Inspector Erlendur Sveinsson is a brilliant cop, but also a gloomy and thoroughly anti-social figure who guards his privacy jealously. When he’s not doggedly pursuing a case, he is hunkered down at home brooding over its details. He passes his solitary time reading his strange…

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Nigerian noir - five books to try

By crimefictionlover

5 May, 2018

Ever thought of trying some crime fiction from Africa? Zimbabwean author Tendai Huchu knows more than most about crime fiction from across Africa and has joined us to introduce some of the best novels from Nigeria. While the wave of superb Scandinavian novels been the…

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Interview: Amanda Jennings

By Catherine Turnbull

3 May, 2018

Psychological thrillers set in the ’end of the world’ atmosphere of the Cornish coast in clifftop mansions are having a resurgence, 80 years after Daphne du Maurier penned her novels full of dark secrets. And why not? The county is not all pasties and cream…

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Tabula Rasa - unforgettable crime show from Belgium

By crimefictionlover

30 April, 2018

Brussels is taking over. No, not a slogan from Donald Farage or Nigel Trump. It’s just that with the likes of Salamander, 13 Commandments and The Out-laws, Belgian crime shows are on the up. The latest to arrive is Tabula Rasa, which airs on Channel…

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First look: Ten Year Stretch

By crimefictionlover

28 April, 2018

They write about death, but this time they’re doing it for a good cause. That’s right. To celebrate 10 years of CrimeFest – the crime fiction shindig held annually in Bristol – 20 of the world’s top authors have teamed up to produce Ten Year…

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The Bridge IIII: Every Saga has its end

By crimefictionlover

24 April, 2018

Saga Norén has become one of the iconic characters of Scandi noir TV, alongside Kurt Wallander and Sarah Lund. The meticulous Swedish detective with a forthright way about her will begin her final case on British screens as BBC Two airs The Bridge IIII. The…

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Interview: Alison Gaylin and Megan Abbott talk about Normandy Gold

By crimefictionlover

17 April, 2018

Alison Gaylin writes tense crime thrillers. Megan Abbott is the queen of contemporary American noir. If you love crime fiction as much as we do, and enjoy a good graphic novel too, then you couldn’t have dreamed it much better. Last year, both authors teamed…

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A guide to John Connolly's Charlie Parker

By DavidPrestidge

9 April, 2018

Charlie Parker was introduced to the crime fiction world in May 1999 with Every Dead Thing. It won a Shamus Award for best debut novel, and was also the LA Times Book of the Year. Parker is the creation of John Connolly, a Dublin-based author…

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Features

A guide to Arnaldur Indridason’s Detective Erlendur

Nigerian noir - five books to try

Interview: Amanda Jennings

Tabula Rasa - unforgettable crime show from Belgium

First look: Ten Year Stretch

The Bridge IIII: Every Saga has its end

Interview: Alison Gaylin and Megan Abbott talk about Normandy Gold

A guide to John Connolly's Charlie Parker

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