Crime fiction blogs worth Investigating (part 1)
We are starting today a post series featuring a few crime fiction blogs we think you would like to read. These are the first five we suggest you have a visit to.
The Bunburyist
This excellent blog takes a thought-provoking look at the history and cultural impact of mystery and detective fiction. Its author, Elizabeth Foxwell, draws upon scholarly content as well as reviews and features to present a fascinating alternative view.
http://elizabethfoxwell.blogspot.co.uk/
Crime Thriller Fella
A really enjoyable read: CTF has an engaging voice and an excellent cultural and critical perspective. This blogger, a professional writer, clearly loves a good murder – but then don’t we all?
http://crimethrillerfella.wordpress.com/
The Game’s Afoot
Any crime fan worth his salt will feel a thrill of excitement just reading the title of this blog. Its writer, José Ignacio says this blog is about keeping track of what he reads, but it’s a whole lot more than that. Honest, insightful and a real international outlook.
http://jiescribano.wordpress.com/
Africa Screams
I’ve always believed that thrillers tell us more about a nation than its tourist board and this blog takes us on an intriguing journey through South Africa. Its US-based creator, Mack Lundy, may well be the one to introduce you to your next favourite author.
http://www.africascreams.com/
Detectives Beyond Borders
Italian gialli rub shoulders with trashy pulp fiction and musings on language and history in this award-winning blog beyond borders. This is a wonderfully eclectic offering from Peter Rozovsky – join in the conversation.
http://detectivesbeyondborders.blogspot.co.uk/
Enjoy your readings and feel free to name other websites in the comments…