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Stephen King’s The Institute: Great events turn on small hinges…
The Master has done it again - Stephen King comes up with another winner with The Institute. The Institute The Institute takes me back. This book reminds me warmly of some of my favourite Stephen King stories, without repeating them. A remarkable achievement for someone who has been writing for a lifetime - my lifetime…
Val McDermid – WORD Christchurch Shifting Points of View 2019
Thriller writing superstar Val McDermid has been to town, speaking as part of the WORD Christchurch Shifting Points of View season at The Piano on Friday 13 September
The Great Ngaio Marsh Game Show and Awards – Saturday 14 September 2019
Fee reports back from The Great Ngaio Marsh Game Show and Awards - Saturday 14 September 2019
John Connolly: A gifted storyteller
Legendary Irish thriller writer John Connolly visited Christchurch and Dan reports back from his talk at Tūranga.
How the Dead Speak – Val McDermid
The Queen of the forensic crime thriller is coming to Christchurch! Dan explains what's great about the work of Val McDermid.
Ngaio Marsh Awards 2019: WORD Christchurch
The Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Crime Novel was founded in 2010, and is awarded for the best mystery, crime, or thriller novel written by a New Zealander (citizen or resident) published during the previous year. The award branched out to include two different categories a number of years later; the Ngaio Marsh Award for First Novel started in 2016, followed by the Ngaio Marsh Award for Best Non Fiction in 2017.
Little Blog of Large Print: Get Snug in August
Renee recommends some great reads to get cosy with, all in accessible formats and "snug" events in August.
Sad news for Bernie Gunther fans
The last of Philip Kerr's Bernie Gunther novels was published earlier this year. Andrew explains the charms of these WWII era detective thrillers.
In Memoriam: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, d. 7 July 1930
Medical doctor, sportsman, world traveller, and creator of the world's most well known fictional detective. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle died 89 years ago.
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