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Interview: Andrew Lowe

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When print magazines began to struggle and the internet took over, journalist Andrew Lowe decided to do something different and became a crime author. Having written for The Guardian, Sunday Times and Men’s Health, he used his creative skills alongside his degree in psychology to…
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Victorian Psycho by Virginia Feito

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Virginia Feito’s new gothic thriller, Victorian Psycho, has attracted the attention of readers and commentators not only for its originality, but for its in-your-face macabre violence. It’s graphic. It’s bloody. And in this book, the first-person narrator is the serial killer. She doesn’t murder at…
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Sweat by Emma Healey

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It’s been almost a decade since we last heard from Elizabeth is Missing author Emma Healey, and just like any good personal trainer, she likes to keep you on your toes. A strange analogy, perhaps, for a writer who leapt to fame with a debut…
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Strange Pictures by Uketsu

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Translated by Jim Rion — Strange Pictures is Uketsu’s second novel but the first to be translated into English. It’s a sinister and original book that straddles the line between crime and horror, drawing readers into a dark, unsettling and deeply immersive world of interconnected…
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