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Tag Archives: Alan Carter
New crime anthologies and Ned Kelly Awards
An interesting trend that seems to be occurring parallel with the rise of e-publishing is the growing popularity of short story anthologies. I’m told by people who know about these things, that anthologies are not popular with mainstream publishers. Well, … Continue reading
Posted in Angela Savage, Australian crime fiction, Crime Factory, Crime fiction, Crime fiction and film from Africa, Ned Kelly Awards, Neo Noir
Tagged Adrian Mckinty, Alan Carter, Angela Savage, Crime Factory, Crime Factory anthology, Crime Factory: The First Shift, D*cked, Dark Prints Press, David Whish-Wilson, Dennis Tafoya, Dust Devils, Geoffrey McGeachin, Hilary Davidson, Ken Bruen, Leigh Redhead, Ned Kelly Awards, New Pulp Press, Prime Cut, Roger Smith, Save Zeltserman, Scott Wolven, The Digger's Rest Hotel, The One That Got Away
David Whish-Wilson Interview part 2
Below is part two of the interview with David Whish-Wilson, the WA based author of Line of Sight. Part one of the interview can be viewed here. Is the history that you based Line of Sight on well known within … Continue reading
