The Glimpses of the Moon

CIS: The Glimpses of the Moon

By nagaisayonara

1 September, 2017

Written by Edmund Crispin — Oxford don and armchair detective Gervase Fen saw a fair bit of England in the course of nine novels and two collections of short stories. The Glimpses of the Moon was first published in 1977. This makes it quite a late…

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CIS: Ten top crime classics from Bloomsbury Reader

By crimefictionlover

26 September, 2016

For the entire month of September 2016, we’ve been celebrating the best crime fiction of years gone by. Classics in September is a hit with readers, and our sponsor Bloomsbury Reader is one of the publishers out there that has been unearthing Golden Age crime fiction…

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CIS: Classics by Bloomsbury Reader part 1

By DavidPrestidge

11 September, 2014

As you may already know, our month of classic crime here on Crime Fiction Lover comes to you with support from our sponsor, Bloomsbury Reader. This digital imprint specialises in classic crime titles, some of which have been out of print for years. These ebooks…

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