Tag Archives: Line of Sight

The Next Big Thing

Posted on November 28, 2012 by Andrew Nette| 11 Comments

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 →

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Posted in Asian noir, Christopher G Moore, Crime fiction, Crime fiction and film from Cambodia, David Whish-Wilson, Ghost Money, Martin Limon, Noir fiction

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David Whish-Wilson Interview part 2

Posted on May 4, 2011 by Andrew Nette| 2 Comments

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 →

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Posted in Australian crime fiction, Australian noir, Crime fiction, David Whish-Wilson, Noir fiction

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David Whish-Wilson Interview part 1

Posted on May 3, 2011 by Andrew Nette| 4 Comments

David Whish-Wilson’s Line of Sight was one of my favourite crime fictions reads of 2010. A re-telling of the events following the murder of a notorious Perth brothel madam, Shirley Finn, the book deals with crime and corruption in seventies … Continue reading →

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Posted in Australian crime fiction, Australian noir, Crime fiction, David Whish-Wilson, Noir fiction

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David Whish-Wilson’s Line of Sight

Posted on October 6, 2010 by Andrew Nette| 1 Comment

I am not going to let the fact that I have not read a book stand in the way of publishing a review of it, especially when the book in question sounds as interesting as the second novel by West … Continue reading →

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Posted in Angela Savage, Australian crime fiction, Crime fiction, David Whish-Wilson, Noir fiction

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