Category Archives: David Whish-Wilson

The Next Big Thing

Call me old fashioned, but I only just found out what an Internet meem is the other day when I was tagged to take part in the ‘Next Big Thing’. A meme is something that spreads via the Internet. In … Continue reading

Anthologies, my novel and more shameless self-promotion

In over a couple of weeks I will be jetting off to spend a couple of weeks in the US, New York mostly, followed by a few days in Philadelphia to attend Noir Con. I-can-not-wait. Several more ‘Noir Con noir … Continue reading

Unveiling the cover of Crime Factory’s Hard Labour anthology

Here it is people, the cover of Crime Factory’s all-Australian anthology, Hard Labour, edited by Cameron Ashley, Liam Jose and myself. It’s by the same artist who did the cover art work for the Australian version of the First Shift … Continue reading

Launch of Crime Factory’s Hard Labour anthology and other crime writing news

There’s a hell of a lot going on crime writing wise for me at the moment. In addition to the launch of my debut novel, Ghost Money, I have several pieces of short fiction coming out. Things are also busy in … Continue reading

City of Light

Years ago I read a book called Big Bad Blood by a Sydney crime writer called Dave Warner. I can’t remember much about it now, except it was set in Sydney’s vice centre, Kings Cross, in the mid-sixties and involved … Continue reading