Broken Societies
Editors’ Choice: reviews of Lauren Beukes, Broken Monsters; Lynn Kostoff, Words to Die For; and Paul Johnston, The Black List The noir thriller
Editors’ Choice: reviews of Lauren Beukes, Broken Monsters; Lynn Kostoff, Words to Die For; and Paul Johnston, The Black List The noir thriller
CRIMEFEST: the international crime fiction convention 14 – 17 May 2015, Bristol, UK – With more than fifty events spanning four days,
We’ve entered a season of retro pulp nostalgia here at Crimeculture. Our three new series feature crime writers, reviewers, critics and
Summer 2014 offers some great conferences, festivals and crime-related events. There are, of course, two excellent annual events scheduled in
As is traditional, Bristol was bathed in gorgeous sunshine just in time for its annual international crime fiction convention, CrimeFest: lovely
Increasing numbers of contemporary books, articles and conference papers have been devoted to analysing crime and detective fiction within a
Winner ‘The Problem of the Overtired Undergrad’, Ari Scott-Zechlin [Read our interview with Ari…] Runners-up ‘Iustitia’, Tara Coffin ‘A Study in
Continue readingSherlock Holmes Flash-Fiction Competition Results
About Roger Morris Born in Manchester in 1960, R. N. Morris now lives in North London with his wife and
Continue readingR. N. Morris and Michael Gregorio in conversation
About Mark Billingham Mark Billingham was born and brought up in Birmingham. Having worked for some years as an actor
Continue readingMark Billingham and Paul Johnston in conversation
The Tom Milne Popular Fiction Archive: 2012 Exhibition, Texts into Films Starting on 17th January, Lancaster University Library will open