Category Archives: Crime fiction

My year in books: Margot Kinberg

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Andrew Nette| 14 Comments

For the second instalment of my year in books series, I’m very happy to welcome Margot Kinberg. Margot is one of those people who make the crime fiction community such a cool place to hang out in, a mystery novelist who … Continue reading →

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My year in books: Jake Hinkson

Posted on December 2, 2013 by Andrew Nette| 4 Comments

Welcome to the first of a series of posts I’m going to be running on my site over December, along the theme of my year in books. I thought it would be great to ask a dozen or so writers … Continue reading →

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Beat to a Pulp Hardboiled 3 is live

Posted on November 24, 2013 by Andrew Nette| 2 Comments

I can’t think of a better way to finish 2013, than to have a story in a new anthology of crime fiction, Beat to a Pulp Hardboiled 3. For those of you not familiar with it, Beat to a Pulp is … Continue reading →

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Perth and crime fiction: an imaginary garden with real toads

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Andrew Nette| Leave a comment

A couple of weeks ago, I reviewed Zero At the Bone, the latest book by Perth based crime writer, David Whish-Wilson. Zero At the Bone is a sequel to Whish-Wilson’s 2010 book, Line of Sight, which established him firmly in my mind as the … Continue reading →

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Book review: Missing in Rangoon

Posted on October 15, 2013 by Andrew Nette| Leave a comment

For well over twenty years Canadian lawyer turned crime writer Christopher G Moore has chronicled change in Thailand and the surrounding region through the character of Bangkok-based American private investigator, Vincent Calvino. Moore has penned thirteen Calvino books. Most of them … Continue reading →

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