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NTN: Maybe I Should Just Shoot You in the Face

By RoughJustice

21 November, 2014

Zelmer Pulp is an indie publisher using a core stable of new writers along with the occasional guest to produce themed genre anthologies. A lot of effort goes into producing great looking books with a diverse range of takes on any particular theme, but they…

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NTN: Mrs Kaplan and the Matzoh Ball of Death by Mark Reutlinger

By DeathBecomesHer

20 November, 2014

Not all crime books have to be gory, graphic or downright dangerous. For example, Agatha Christie’s murder mysteries tend to tax the brain without unsettling the stomach, while Alexander McCall Smith’s No1 Ladies’ Detective Agency books feature a traditionally built female sleuth whose most potent…

Kindle Print Reviews

NTN: The Few by Nadia Dalbuono

By Raven

20 November, 2014

Written by Nadia Dalbuono — This is the intriguing debut from an author who is originally from the UK but now lives in Italy, where The Few is set. The story focuses on Detective Leone Scamarcio, the son of a once powerful mafia figure. Scamarcio…

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NTN: The Man from Berlin by Luke McCallin

By DavidPrestidge

19 November, 2014

Captain Gregor Reinhardt won the Iron Cross while serving in the trenches with the German army in World War I. After a spell between the wars where he became one of the best detectives in Berlin’s Kriminalpolizei, he has reluctantly accepted a commission in the…

Features

NTN: The top 10 crime debuts of 2014

By crimefictionlover

19 November, 2014

New Talent November is all about new authors, so it’s time to take a look back across 2014 and recall the best debuts we’ve come across. Our team has come together to recommend 10 fresh reads that will set your crime reading world alight. So…

Kindle Print Reviews

NTN: Blood in the Tiber by Annelise Freisenbruch

By Keith Nixon

18 November, 2014

Rome, 70 BC and life for Hortensia, daughter of the famous orator Hortensius, should be going along the privileged path laid out for her. However Hortensia (also referred to by her nickname, Horty) isn’t your average Roman woman. She has inherited her father’s vocal skills…

Features

NTN: Nigel Bird interviewed

By Andre

17 November, 2014

Nigel Bird is an original voice in crime who’s found a home at Blasted Heath, Scotland’s first digital-only publisher. We’ve already profiled Blasted Heath for New Talent November 2014 – and Nigel is the author of their latest eBook, Southsiders, the story of a 12-year-old…

Features

NTN: An introduction to Caffeine Nights

By DavidPrestidge

16 November, 2014

This November we take a look at one of the UK’s brightest and most innovative new publishers, Caffeine Nights. Founded in 2007 and based in Kent, the company publishes some of the best crime talent around, and is supporting New Talent November as a sponsor….

Crime Fiction Lover

NTN: Maybe I Should Just Shoot You in the Face

NTN: Mrs Kaplan and the Matzoh Ball of Death by Mark Reutlinger

NTN: The Few by Nadia Dalbuono

NTN: The Man from Berlin by Luke McCallin

NTN: The top 10 crime debuts of 2014

NTN: Blood in the Tiber by Annelise Freisenbruch

NTN: Nigel Bird interviewed

NTN: An introduction to Caffeine Nights

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