The Rap Sheet

The Rap Sheet's latest wrap-up of crime-fiction-related news includes notes about unshot Columbo episodes, winners of the 2024 Barbara Neely Grants, CrimeFest's coming guest lineup, Perry Mason's Cold War adventure, and much more. therapsheet.blogspot.com/2024/04/bullet…

"There were no heroes inside the Trump administration. There were only survivors. And in a second term, it's not going to be heroes, it's not going to be survivors, it's going to be supplicants. And that's by design." — @MilesTaylorUSA warns of a second Trump presidency

The Beatles, Natasha Trethewey, the secret lives of librarians, and more! These 24 new books are out today. lithub.com/the-beatles-na…

As it's the 40th anniversary of Granada Holmes we are hoping to publish a new and updated version of Issue 2 of Sherlock Holmes Magazine, the original version of which is now out of print. Click below to find out more and back our Kickstarter campaign. kickstarter.com/projects/sherl…

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In conversation with the great Eve Lazarus April 23rd at Book Warehouse!

Season 1 of The FBI. To learn about the episode that wasn't broadcast on ABC, scroll down to episode 32 thefbiepisodeguide.wordpress.com/season-one-196…

Many of Stuart Friedman's titles have found new life as modern reprints including his 1954 crime fiction novel, EX-CON (original title: Free are the Dead). Read the archived review today at tinyurl.com/mtevpvdy. #bookish

How McKenna Jordan Became the Owner of a Mystery Bookstore Like No Other | @CrimeReads pwne.ws/3xCZnpq

The Last Murder at the End of the World by Stuart Turton crimefictionlover.com/2024/04/the-la… For the crime fiction lover looking for something a bit different, this island murder mystery is set after a killer fog has eliminated all but 125 people on this earth...

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I've interviewed 300+ crime writers for page, podcast, or onstage. I've read & reviewed many hundreds more. To me, Garry Disher is one of the greats, tho like Mick Herron & @donwinslow he's been a long-time critical darling before becoming a bestseller: theguardian.com/books/2024/apr…

They don't come any more old school than Judge Dee, and here the Chinese investigator is tackling a case in 1920s London with a Holmes-like approach. The Murder of Mr Ma by John Shen Yen Nee and @SJRozan reviewed crimefictionlover.com/2024/04/the-mu… review by @vsk8s

Here are this week's new releases! crimereads.com/10-new-books-c…

Among the most interesting recent crime and thriller releases are works by Don Winslow, Sulari Gentill, Philip Miller, Dervla McTiernan, Gary Phillips, and Kristen Perrin. therapsheet.blogspot.com/2024/04/revue-…