Crime fiction blogs worth investigating (part 9)
Part 9 of our series about crime fiction blogs you don’t want to miss is now live. Check them out and find new reading sources.
Shots: Crime and Thriller e-zine
A great line-up of guest bloggers present posts that cut across crime fiction in all its forms, from events and awards to social and political significance.
Austcrime
A well-established and unpretentious blog, packed with news and reviews of antipodean crime. For a land that’s so full of sunshine, there’s still plenty of noir to go around.
In Search of the Classic Mystery Novel
This is a really charming site by a man who loves a good book and puzzle, and is happiest when the two are cleverly combined. The modern trend for female dismemberment and introspective gloom is often relieved by a lovely classic ‘somebody in this room….’ type mystery. Try one!
Tipping My Fedora
A splendid blog by Sergio, whose Top 100 Mystery Books page is as fine a reading list as I’ve ever seen, taking in William Faulkner, via Wilkie Collins and Lionel Shriver. Clearly a man of taste. There’s even a Sapphire and Steel section (ask your mum).
Tea Time with Marce
Ahhh, a pot of Earl Grey, a home in Bermuda and blood dripping from the verandah. There’s more than one form of escapism. Put the kettle on, Marce.
Thanks very much for the kind words and for including me in such fine company