Service: First Offenses: Getting Started on a Life of Crime (Fiction)

For the last few years, J. Kingston Pierce has provided part-time help to an independent bookshop in his north Seattle neighborhood. Here are his 10 crime-fiction recommendations for inexperiencedreaders.

News: Review and Revivals Edition

J. Kingston Pierce presents Christmas-related mysteries, the big-screen adaptation of Dashiell Hammett’s “The Glass Key”, the new table-computer-based crime-fiction periodical “Noir Magazine” and much more …

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Rezensionen: Laura Wilson’s crime fiction roundup

“The Return of the Thin Man” by Dashiell Hammett, “Hard Twisted” by C Joseph Greaves, “Gold Digger” by Frances Fyfield, “Scratch Deeper” by Chris Simms, “Vulture Peak” by John Burdett and “Killing the Emperors” by Ruth Dudley Edwards.

Rezension: Dashiell Hammett: “Return of the Thin Man”

Dashiell Hammett created two of the seminal figures in hard-boiled detective fiction: the Continental Op and Sam Spade. But none of his creations proved as endearing as Nick and Nora Charles, the wisecracking crime fighters of “The Thin Man,” his final novel.

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Rezensionen: Nesbo, Leon, Grisham, Sigurdardóttir, Hammett

Julia Handford on Dashiell Hammett’s finale, on John Grisham’s “The Racketeer”, Jo Nesbos thriller “The Bat”, Yrsa Sigurdardóttir: “I remember you” and “The jewels of paradies” by Donna Leon.