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Tag Archives: crime
Childhood Favorites: The Teenage Years
Last week I blogged about my childhood favorite stories and series. This week I bring you part 2 where I describe the novels that got to me in my teens. Again, in no order. 1. The Merlin trilogy by Mary … Continue reading
Posted in Genre: Absurdism, Genre: Allegory/Fable, Genre: Crime, Genre: Fairy Tale/Myth and Legend, Genre: Fantasy, Genre: Historical fiction, Genre: Speculative Fiction, Personal
Tagged A Series of Unfortunate Events, Agatha Christie, And Then There Were None, books, crime, Daughter of the Forest, Dragon Prince, Dragon Star, Endless Night, fable, fairy story, fantasy, favourite books, Harry Potter, history, J K Rowling, Juliet Marillier, Katharine Kerr, King Arthur, Lemony Snicket, Mary Stewart, Melanie Rawn, romance, sevenwaters trilogy, The Crystal Cave, The Deverry Saga, The Hollow Hills, The Last Enchantment, The Merlin trilogy
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“Why Is This Night Different From All Other Nights?” Book Review
“Why Is This Night Different From All Other Nights?” Lemony Snicket Publisher: Put Me In The Story First Published: 2015 RRP: $16 US Regular readers of this blog and my Goodreads account know that I am an enormous Snicket fan. … Continue reading
Flash Fiction: The Hestia
This piece was originally published last year as part of IfBook Australia’s Open Changes project, but I thought my blog readers might enjoy reading my brief crime piece here. The Hestia My hips wedge against the boat rim. I can … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Response, Creative Writing, Genre: Crime
Tagged crime, flash fiction, IfBook Australia, Maureen Flynn, Open Changes, The Hestia
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Author Interview: Sarah Hilary
It’s been awhile since I’ve done an author interview and I am very lucky indeed that Sarah had some time to talk to me about her debut crime novel, Someone Else’s Skin. I have known Sarah online for a few … Continue reading
Posted in Author Interview, Genre: Crime
Tagged author interview, crime, debut, DI Marnie Rome, Headline, London, new series, Someone Else's Skin
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