Love the Dutch
On the Radar — There are a lot of great crime books coming out in the next couple of weeks, but we think the pick of the bunch is the debut from Holland, which starts off our column this week. Butterfly on the Storm is…
First look: The Crime Book from Dorling Kindersley
Dorling Kindersley, the company that publishes glorious illustrated reference books, has turned to crime. From 3 April, you’ll be able to get your hands on the latest book in the DK Big Ideas series – The Crime Book. Inside are over 350 pages all about the…
Harry Bosch returns to Amazon with season 3
They’ve already inked the deal for a fourth season of Bosch on Amazon Prime Video – now season 3 is just around the corner. It’ll make its debut on 21 April, and we’ve got the trailer for you right here to whet your appetite, along with a…
Bryant and May go wild
On the Radar — Seven new books for you this week, starting with the latest Christopher Fowler’s new Bryant and May novel. He’s an author who never ceases to find new ways of looking at London… Wild Chamber by Christopher Fowler They are a bit like…
Last look: Crime Scene magazine's final issue
With all the sang froid of a mob hitman, the publishing directors at Future Publishing have liquidated Crime Scene, the company’s high quality crime fiction magazine and the only one on the shelves devoted to crime fiction. Issue seven has arrived, and sadly it will…
It's Reservoir Dogs - the game
It’s hard to believe that 25 years have passed since Quentin Tarantino brought us his own take on the hardboiled heist scenario with Reservoir Dogs. To celebrate the anniversary, the Spanish game developer Big Star, and publisher Lionsgate, are releasing Reservoir Dogs: Bloody Days, a…
There's no escape... No, wait, there is
On the Radar — Our weekly news column kicks off with one of the biggest new thriller authors on the British bookshelf, and her third release. Start reading it, and we reckon you won’t be able to escape from The Escape. There are ten books…
New from Norway - Eyewitness
Walter Presents has done it again, and on 30 March you’ll be able to watch yet another new Norwegian thriller on UK television. The first episode of Eyewitness will air on Channel 4, and after that the entire six-part series will be available to stream on…