I mentioned Dionysus in '60 in y previous post, and if anyone would like to see a film of their performance (and through that get a clu...

 Two thematically interrelated sets of new novels with impressive female characters feature on the one hand solo women in difficult circumst...

 Eat, Slay, Lovem by Julie Mae Cohen   is as you might guess from the titlem a comic crime novel, featurng three women: a librarian who has ...

 Prolific mystery writer Camilla Trinchieri has published four books in her Tuscan Mystery series. The fifth, Murder in Pittigliano, is due ...

Accidents Happen (from Soho Crime) is a story collection by the leading crime writer in the Philipines. Her fiction is darkest noir, dealing...

  The Dark Hours is the first novel Amy Jordan has published under that name: she previously pubished a crime trilogy in Ireland under the n...

 Sara Foster, When She Was Gone Sara Foster's When She Was Gone is a tense thriller about the abduction of a nanny and two young childr...

 Has anaybody been reading the John Banville novels featuring Quirke, the Dublin pathologist in the postwar years (published under the pseud...