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Will There Be a Dept. Q Season 2? Latest News on Show's Future

Will There Be a Dept. Q Season 2? Latest News on Show's Future

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*Warning - contains full spoilers for Dept. Q season 1*Netflix has released its latest thriller offering: Dept. Q, a nine-part series introducing viewers to Matthew Goode's take on Carl Morck, the detective at the centre of Jussi Adler-Olsen's novels.Created by American screenwriter, director and producer Scott Frank (The Queen's Gambit), the show moves the action from Copenhagen to Edinburgh, yet still sees Morck heading up a new department loo…See the Story

On the Radar: Idyllic places, dark secrets

On the Radar: Idyllic places, dark secrets

Well, the bad news – if this week’s crime novels are true to reality – is that when things are going really well and you’re right up there, then they’re bound to come down again. And, they could just keep on getting worse until… um…... The post On the Radar: Idyllic places, dark secrets first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Read Article

A Bag Full of Stones by A Molotkov

A Bag Full of Stones by A Molotkov

This is one of those crime stories that you hope isn’t based on real-life events, but expect it could be. A Molotkov’s debut crime novel, A Bag Full of Stones, explores what might happen when a person whose mental faculties are teetering at the edge... The post A Bag Full of Stones by A Molotkov first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Read Article

First look: Minky Woodcock – The Girl Called Cthulhu

Watch the video: The third graphic novel in this stunning series by Cynthia von Buhler has arrived here at CFL Towers and instead of doing loads of photos and a write-up, we decided to go one better and bring you a little video about it.... The post First look: Minky Woodcock – The Girl Called Cthulhu first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Read Article

Creepy Crawly by Andrew Lowe

Meet DI Jake Sawyer. He’s a tad different from your average British copper and as we first meet him he’s enduring a crowded train journey from London to Sheffield. As they speed through the flatlands of Bedfordshire, passengers are studiously ignoring a bit of a... The post Creepy Crawly by Andrew Lowe first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Sheffield, England · Sheffield Read Article

Red Tide by Irma Venter

Translated by Karin Schimke — Renowned South African crime author Irma Venter plunges readers into the arid expanse of the Great Karoo where the little town of Carnavon harbours old grudges, secrets and an unsolved murder that took place three years back. The plot revolves... The post Red Tide by Irma Venter first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.South Africa · South Africa Read Article

Pale Mountains: Murder in the Italian Alps

Channel 4 and Walter Presents have set a new destination on our crime drama map. From Friday 13 June, you’ll be able to stream your way to Bolzano, a city high in the Italian Alps, where a serial killer has emerged from dormancy and an... The post Pale Mountains: Murder in the Italian Alps first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Bolzano · Bolzano Read Article

Marina Cafè Noir 2025 – Sardinia’s crime and literature festival

What better way to spend the summer solstice than at a noir fiction festival on the Mediterranean. From Friday 20 to Sunday 22 June, Marina Cafè Noir returns to Cagliari on the island of Sardinia. The terrace of the Bastion of Saint Remy is the... The post Marina Cafè Noir 2025 – Sardinia’s crime and literature festival first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Cagliari · Cagliari Read Article

On the Radar: Time for dark glasses

Crime never sleeps but, apparently, murder does take a vacation now and again. We’re excited to bring you books by some huge names in crime fiction – Laura Lippman, Peter Lovesey (RIP), Mark Billingham and Ryan Steck… plus two indie authors who are bringing some... The post On the Radar: Time for dark glasses first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Crime Read Article

Red Water by Jurica Pavičic

Translated by Matt Robinson — During the 1990s when Yugoslavia split up, the region went through violent and cataclysmic changes. As communism collapsed, ethnic and political tensions led to conflict, with different nationalities fighting over once-shared territories. It was a tumultuous time and one might... The post Red Water by Jurica Pavičic first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Croatia · Croatia Read Article

Interview: Jón Atli Jónasson

Although Jón Atli Jónasson isn’t a household name, if you’re a Scandi-phile or love Nordic noir you may have come across his work. Together with Baltasar Kormákur, Jón Atli wrote the screenplay for The Deep, the excellent Icelandic film which dramatised the story of a... The post Interview: Jón Atli Jónasson first appeared on Crime Fiction Lover.Iceland · Iceland Read Article

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