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A tale of murder in post-war Great Britain

A Commonplace Killing is British author Siân Busby’s final book, and its final chapter the last cogent thought before she succumbed to a drawn out and piteous death in 2012. And w...

DATE: Oct 20, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

2 major releases to be on shelves by next month

There are two major releases coming in October from big publishing houses. You should know about them: One is huge, and the other is Andrea Camilleri’s new Inspector Montalbano machination, ...

DATE: Sep 23, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

One crime fiction leads to another in Danish encounter

Ian Rankin of Scotland is one of crime fiction’s pre-eminent writers. His new book, Standing in Another Man’s Grave, finds his signature detective John Rebus uncomfortably in retirement and ...

DATE: Aug 26, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Make plenty of time for these summer reads

Here are three books you probably shouldn’t read. They’re magnificently written but for only the crime-fiction pro and the dog days of summer when you can disengage with sunshine,...

DATE: Jul 22, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

The Other Typist – a mystery – is about obsession

The Other Typist is Suzanne Rindell’s debut novel, and perhaps her first published writing. Rindell lives in New York City and is a Ph.D. candidate in American modernist literatur...

DATE: Jun 24, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Finding an Ace after all these years of reading

Ace Atkins has been around and writing rich crime fiction for a long time. I’m surprised at how long it has taken me to find him, or even hear his name during the time it takes to write 12 n...

DATE: May 27, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

Rubenfeld’s crime tale is heady stuff

Jed Rubenfeld’s The Interpretation of Murder is perhaps the most intriguing novel I have ever read – certainly the most Byzantine crime fiction you’ll come across. It takes place ...

DATE: Apr 22, 2013 | CATEGORY: Murder Ink

A tale of murder in post-war Great Britain

2 major releases to be on shelves by next month

One crime fiction leads to another in Danish encounter

Make plenty of time for these summer reads

The Other Typist – a mystery – is about obsession

Finding an Ace after all these years of reading

Rubenfeld’s crime tale is heady stuff

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A tale of murder in post-war Great Britain

2 major releases to be on shelves by next month

One crime fiction leads to another in Danish encounter

Make plenty of time for these summer reads

The Other Typist – a mystery – is about obsession

Finding an Ace after all these years of reading

Rubenfeld’s crime tale is heady stuff

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