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The ending of Shetland Noir was as it started - buzzing with engagement and involvement. The 'vox pops' I did following the wind-down crime noir quiz certainly indicated a very satisfied audience. It will be very interesting to find out the formal feedback to determine how to...

It is far from the smallest nation in Southeast Asia but gets overshadowed by its ASEAN neighbours in both name and fame. However, crime fiction, which has shone the spotlight on countries in Africa's trackless bush, teeming Latin American tenements, and

It is far from the smallest nation in Southeast Asia but gets overshadowed by its ASEAN neighbours in both name and fame. However, crime fiction, which has shone the spotlight on countries in Africa's trackless bush, teeming Latin America ...

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Farewell to Naked Capitalism and the world’s best commentariat to turn my full attention to my fiction. So long!

About this Series These international mysteries from ...

A litigator for 44 years, he was also a novelist; a writer, director and producer of plays and films; and helped establish the independent publishing house Soho Press.

It’s a tall order to ask for a mystery novel that’s also funny, like wanting a dog who can both fetch and mix a cocktail. But such things do exist (the novels, not the dog, though surely you’ll tell me if I’m mistaken), and a number of you responded to

Until the French government declassified documents concerning their ignominious defeat at Dien Bien Phu, Madam Daengs past had been a well-kept secret. Now Dr Siris wife is vulnerable and being stalked by a killer. But when Dr Siri whisks her away for a romantic working weekend, they encounter an even greater threat. For Dr Siri falls under the spell of a beautiful witch they call the Used-To-Be Woman. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. Review: Praise for "The Woman Who Wou...