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NTN: The Office of Lost and Found by Vincent Holland-Keen

29 November, 2011

Coming in at over 500 pages, The Office of Lost and Found is a novel unlike anything you are likely to read this year. Probably next year as well. It’s staggeringly different to anything else I’ve read since picking up a copy of a Douglas…

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What the Dead Know by Laura Lippman

By Nicolette

6 September, 2011

This book comes from American author Laura Lippman – a newspaper reporter turned detective fiction writer. She was raised in Baltimore, a city with a strong connection to Edgar Allen Poe, arguably the inventor of the genre we enjoy so much. This city provides the…

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Far South

By spriteby

5 September, 2011

Written by David Enrique Spellman – Written as the casebook of Juan Manuel Perez, Far South follows his detailed investigation into the disappearance of enigmatic theatre director, Gerardo Fischer. But what makes it so new and experimental is that at certain points the story points you…

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The Dead Tracks

By crimefictionlover

20 August, 2011

Written by Tim Weaver — Before we start, I should let you know that I’ve known Tim for a number of years. We both used to work at the same company where he writes about computer games. So I was surprised when I found out…

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