Book Podcast: Between Silence and Fear: Sophie Sumburane on the Last Serial Killer of East Germany
Sophie Sumburane discusses her book that intertwines true crime with fiction, focusing on the last serial killer in East Germany during the reunification period.
The 80 Best Crime Novels of the Last Two Centuries: The Ultimate Ranking According to 120 Masters of the Crime Novel
A ranking of the best crime novels, as voted by 120 acclaimed crime writers.
Tobias Santelmann shines as Harry Hole
Tobias Santelmann delivers a compelling performance as the troubled detective Harry Hole in the latest Netflix adaptation, drawing heavily from Jo Nesbø's 'Marekors'.
Guest of 'Plusa Minusa' recommends. Izabela Janiszewska: Twisted Relationships
Izabela Janiszewska reflects on her winter reading, highlighting a mix of classic detective literature and contemporary psychological thrillers.
Establishment of an Award Named After Writer Andris Kolbergs for the Best Crime Novels
The Latvian Writers' Union plans to establish an annual award named after Andris Kolbergs to promote and recognize local authors in the crime fiction genre.
Here is a rough investigation of the rough Philip Marlowe
The article reflects on the enduring appeal of Raymond Chandler's crime fiction, highlighting the key elements of his storytelling and contrasting them with modern trends in the genre.
Daniel Vorcaro proves that erotic fiction works miracles
The article discusses how Brazilian erotic fiction is gaining prominence, highlighted by the controversial life of banker Daniel Vorcaro.
Non-fiction: "Much takes place in secrecy"
Sociologists Nicole Bögelein and Gina Rosa Wollinger explore the complex interplay between crime, gender, and socio-economic factors in their new book derived from a podcast, "True Criminology."
DEBUT: Human remains found at Siuru construction site
A new Estonian crime novel reflects local themes and settings, highlighting the evolution of crime literature in Southern Estonia.
‘Scarpetta’: A series on par with an unrecognized classic
The article reviews the series 'Scarpetta,' emphasizing Nicole Kidman's impressive portrayal of a pioneering female character in crime fiction.
The Landerneau Prize for Crime Fiction Goes to 'All the Misery in the World', an 'Anxiety-Inducing and Jubilant' Anticipation Tale
The crime novel 'All the Misery in the World' by Thomas Bronnec, depicting France's resistance against American and Russian drone attacks, has won the Landerneau Polar prize.
Claudia Piñeiro, Reynaldo Sietecase, and Juan Carrá, Finalists for the Gijón Black Week Awards
Three Argentine authors have been announced as finalists for the Gijón Black Week awards, recognizing Spanish-language crime fiction.
Why Nordic noir still sells? Stars of crime fiction discussed this in Helsinki
The Helsinki Noir festival showcased prominent Nordic crime authors, highlighting the ongoing popularity of the genre.
Agatha Christie, much more than the queen of crime
The article reflects on Agatha Christie's enduring legacy and relevance as a literary figure, even 50 years after her death.
Successful Crime Novelist Jo Nesbø Sometimes Needs a Break from His Created Character – 'An Alcoholic Policeman is Heavy Company'
Jo Nesbø, a renowned crime novelist, discusses the need to step away from his famous character Harry Hole during an interview at the Helsinki Noir literary festival.
Lilja Sigurðardóttir and Satu Rämö co-write a crime novel
Icelandic author Lilja Sigurðardóttir collaborates with Finnish writer Satu Rämö to co-write a new crime novel.
Surprise announcement from Satu Rämö
Author Satu Rämö is set to collaborate with Icelandic writer Lilja Sigurdardóttir on a new crime series set in Reykjavik.
DN Chooses: 15 Favorites for This Year's Book Sale
Dagens Nyheter presents a selection of favorite books for the upcoming annual book sale in Sweden.
Guest of "Plus Minus" recommends. Ewa Ornacka: Enchanted with Trwam
Ewa Ornacka shares her recommended reads including gripping novels that have left a significant impact on her.
Literature Aaj Tak Lucknow: 'There is a criminal within all of us...', why are crime stories read?
During a panel at 'Literature Aaj Tak Lucknow', crime fiction authors discussed the popularity of crime stories and their significance in society.
Three women, one deceased friend, and top marks for Netflix series
A new series by Irish writer Lisa McGee offers a surreal and captivating take on crime drama, leaving audiences wanting more.
Is Under Salt Marsh based on a real story? Crime drama’s inspiration explored
The article discusses the fictional nature of the Sky crime drama 'Under Salt Marsh', inspired by unique geographical challenges rather than real-life events.
Just because one is a criminal, one can still look good
The article discusses lesser-known characters from Agatha Christie's works, focusing on Lady Eileen Brent, also known as Bundle, and her connection to other characters in Christie's early novels.
There have been quite a few violent attacks. Nobody really knows what to think of it...
Norwegian crime writer Jørn Lier Horst has released the 18th book in the William Wisting series, titled "The Last Case."
She was the protagonist of a successful soap opera from the 90s and was murdered by her partner in fiction
Daniella Perez, a young actress, was tragically murdered by her partner while they were both starring in a popular Brazilian telenovela.
Men. You are slow to speak, but the moment someone really needs you...
The second book in Daniel Aubrey's crime series 'Orkney Mysteries,' titled 'Fading Light,' has been released in Estonian, featuring a protagonist similar to the author, who has autism.
Between Slovenia and Croatia, there is little difference. For example, our idiots also attended Thompson's concert
The article discusses Tadej Golob, a popular Slovenian author known for his successful crime novels, emphasizing his impact on Slovenian literature and culture.
Today everyone is their own 'journalist', but would you let an amateur surgeon operate on you?
Tadej Golob, a leading Slovenian author, discusses his award-winning crime novels and the broader implications of storytelling in contemporary society.
When Reality Imitates Fiction
The article discusses the alarming trend of youths in Naples mimicking violent actions seen in the show 'Gomorrah', particularly engaging in reckless behavior and gang-related shootings.
Criminal Law Professor on Fake News: 'Truth as a Category is at Stake'
Elisa Hoven discusses how social media blurs the line between fact and fiction and how outdated criminal law struggles to address the rapid spread of misinformation.