Category Archives: Vienna mysteries

New Viennese Mystery by Jaya Gulhaugen: Review

Posted on March 10, 2012 by dorothyjames

Jaya Gulhaugen was born in Berlin three months before the 1949 Airlift. She moved to Vienna in 1956 just before the Hungarian Revolution broke out. She was a teenager in the Congo during the Simba Rebellion. Growing up, she just … Continue reading →

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Interview with Frank Tallis

Posted on July 11, 2011 by dorothyjames

Frank Tallis is a clinical psychologist and an expert in obsessional states. He is the author of “A Death in Vienna,” “Vienna Blood,” “Fatal Lies” and “Vienna Secrets,” as well as seven non-fiction books on psychology and two previous novels, … Continue reading →

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Review of Frank Tallis’s “Vienna Twilight”

Posted on July 5, 2011 by dorothyjames

Viennese mysteries are close to my heart, and Tallis is surely the master of Viennese mystery. He writes historical, psychological thrillers—nothing cozy about him, despite the number of cakes that are consumed in the course of his novels.  They are … Continue reading →

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