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There’s no mystery here: We all love a good detective novel.
The tourism boom in Iceland has resulted in all sorts of shiny new hotels popping up in Reykjavik. It seems an unlikely source of inspiration at first, but just think of all the cr...
We’re back with more new crime novel releases including two books set in Scotland and one in Iceland, which makes me think that perhaps Tartan noir and Scandinavian crime fiction a...
I’m not the only one who has Dept. Q fever! I was chatting with a friend of mine the other day, an Irish actor named Ciaran Byrne who has been in a million crime things, but is als...
Translated by George Goulding and Sarah de Senarclens — Swedish crime writer Henning Mankell has had a substantial influence on us here at Crime Fiction Lover and his death in 2015...
Zaza’s intriguing noir procedural moves kaleidoscopically, with themes far more provocative than a traditional whodunit. At the center are three police detectives, all in different...
It's everything you'd want in a Nordic crime series: a flawed investigator, a hostile setting and eccentric personalities proving obstacles to the case getting solved.
«Nordic noir» blir til intense lyse våkenetter i dette underholdende krimdramaet der Jakob Oftebro og Peter Andersson…
Here are four novels in translation to check out this month, all excellent for crime lovers. Enjoy! SeichЕЌ Matsumoto, The Quiet Place Translated by Louise Heal Kawaii (Modern Libr...
Before The Theakston Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival made the Old Swan Hotel in Harrogate its home, the place was famous for another reason: It was where Agatha Christie retrea...
Judging by the amount of submissions we receive for news and reviews, crime fiction is doing very well indeed. They say people are reading less… well they’re not reading less crime...
Attention mystery series bingers! Dept. Q, the hit Netflix adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s mystery novel series of the same name, has begun filming its second season! The show is...
Every so often, we have a week where all the authors whose new novels are included here in our news column are brand new to us. That could be because their books are debuts, but of...
Translated by Quentin Bates — The Hotel Manager’s Guide to Murder is the first in a trilogy featuring detectives Hauker and Dagný. You may be familiar with the stories of the big L...
The Queen of Florida is a wickedly entertaining romp featuring retired widow June who delves into the deep underbelly of paradise—Boca—to get everything she knows she deserves. In...
Is this the summer of the destination thriller? Maybe. Maybe not. Some of the spots you’ll visit literarily in this week’s new books report are a lot more desirable than others. Bl...
There’s no shortage of great detective stories set in Edinburgh, of course, spearheaded by Ian Rankin’s Rebus series. Since 2012, James Oswald has steadily added to this roster wit...
When I started writing The Castle in the Glen I realized with surprise that I had only set one book in Scotland previously, and that was one of the early Royal Spyness books. So it...
There’s a lot of heavy hitters coming out this August, all of which are impossible oneself away from (I should know). Below, you’ll find the following: new series installments from...
Here are five great novels, newly translated. Enjoy! Minyoung Kan, Plant Lady translated by Shanna Tan (Berkley) Easily finished in an afternoon, Plant Lady is a gem of a thriller,...
This award-winning novel is set in the 1970s on both sides of the Red River, which is the border between the US states of Minnesota and North Dakota. It was first published in 2017...
We’ve got some exciting news for fans of Scandinavian crime fiction. On 16 July, Mountain Leopard Press is releasing a lost classic from Mankell’s bibliography – The Madman. We’ve...
With some mysteries, whodunnit is only part of the story. These nine fascinating books all feature environs that play a major role in keeping the suspense high and the puzzle madde...
«Nordic noir» blir til intense lyse våkenetter i dette underholdende krimdramaet der Jakob Oftebro og Peter Andersson…
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