This week on Crime Always Pays: Jason Goodwin’s THE SNAKE STONE reviewed; rumours of unpublished Agatha Christie stories; Stuart Neville’s GHOSTS OF BELFAST gets an outrageous big-up from John Connolly; Ken Lambert hosts a exhibition of noir-inspired art; KT McCaffrey offers another crime fiction song lyric thingy; yet another ‘Dear Genre’ letter; THE BIG O gets a book trailer-type yokeybus; the new Bond movie Quantum of Solace reviewed; Tim Maleeny goes to bat for THE BIG O; and Mack Lundy kicks off a debate on ‘the essential relevance of crime fiction’. All this and not a lot more. For free!!
Friday, October 31, 2008
Crime Always Pays
This week on Crime Always Pays: Jason Goodwin’s THE SNAKE STONE reviewed; rumours of unpublished Agatha Christie stories; Stuart Neville’s GHOSTS OF BELFAST gets an outrageous big-up from John Connolly; Ken Lambert hosts a exhibition of noir-inspired art; KT McCaffrey offers another crime fiction song lyric thingy; yet another ‘Dear Genre’ letter; THE BIG O gets a book trailer-type yokeybus; the new Bond movie Quantum of Solace reviewed; Tim Maleeny goes to bat for THE BIG O; and Mack Lundy kicks off a debate on ‘the essential relevance of crime fiction’. All this and not a lot more. For free!!
