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Tag Archives: crime fiction
Talking to Sally Spedding about “Cold Remains”
Chilling suspense thrillers seem to be increasingly popular among readers of crime fiction. They move in a world that is a far cry from the novels that introduced me to murder mysteries many years ago, the novels of Dorothy L. … Continue reading
Posted in crime fiction, interview, thriller
Tagged chiller thriller, crime fiction, ghosts, Harrowgate International Festival, paranormal, Sally Spedding, Theakstons, Wales, writing
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Interview with David Swinson
David Swinson, author of the new genre-bending detective novel, A Detailed Man, talks to us here about his novel, and opens up connections between his own life as a police detective and the complex portrait of Detective Simeon of the … Continue reading
Posted in crime fiction
Tagged crime fiction, David Swinson, genre-bender, law enforcement, MPDC, police procedural, Washington DC
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