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Archive for the ‘Crime’ Category

  • Why do we love crime?

    21 Sep 2018

    Do you love crime, like me? We’re not alone. Turn on the TV, go to the cinema, walk into a…

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  • Don’t trust Jed Mercurio – he’s a crime writer

    12 Sep 2018

    Have you been watching Jed Mercurio’s latest series, Bodyguard? Do you trust him? A review in a paper this week…

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  • How seductive is the call of Sirens – review of Joseph Knox’s debut noir

    16 May 2018

    Sirens – this week’s review in the Library Corner I was standing in Waterstones, asking for dark crime stories, when…

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  • Chill out with Chili – Review: Get Shorty by Elmore Leonard

    09 May 2018

    Get Shorty review for the Library Corner. We all love a good little-fish-in-a-big-pond story, when the little guy from out…

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  • The murder to end all literary murders? Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz reviewed

    13 Apr 2018

    Review: Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz The English love the countryside and never more than when there’s a corpse spreadeagled…

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  • Bookstore rage: How I came close to losing my temper with an indie bookshop manager

    29 Nov 2017

    Yesterday I came close to inflicting serious verbal damage on an indie bookshop manager. I’d very much like to know…

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  • Review – Detective Stories – Peter Washington (ed)

    26 Jul 2017

    This is a nice little book, full of enjoyable bite-sized detective stories.  There are many good stories, recent and older,…

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  • The Breaking of Liam Glass – tabloid truth in fiction

    28 Jun 2017

    I’ve just added a special new gift to go with the launch of my new novel The Breaking of Liam…

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  • Could a strong local press have prevented the Grenfell Tower fire?

    26 Jun 2017

    On the week that my novel The Breaking of Liam Glass comes out – a crime satire about the role of the…

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  • Review: Two O’Clock Boy – Mark Hill

    24 Apr 2017

    From Line of Duty to Jack Reacher… …crime is the thing nowadays – but the challenge is to find a…

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