Crime Fiction Fix

Monthly online crime-fiction magazine for all those readers and writers who want the inside scoop and want to get their writing right.

[Claire K @ClaireKreads]

Cracked by Louise McCreesh @loumccreesh @JennyPlatt90 #BlogTour #Review https://t.co/lRoSC3IMfz via @rae_reads1

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An excellent debut crime novel - exciting and well-informed

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Have you pre-ordered 𝗙𝗔𝗧𝗔𝗟 𝗙𝗜𝗫? Published on 7th Sept. Pre-order for your Kindle from Amazon - https://t.co/Cm9FjAAvuP #crimefiction #kindle #thriller

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Be sure to have a read of the Expert Insights and learn a bit about the timely subject of tear gas. #amreading #amwriting #crimefiction

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Check out and Issue#39 and meet new kid, Leah Konen, and her first #crimefiction novel ‘One White Lie’. She’s taken a step out of the Young Adult genre to teach us that there is no such thing as one, small lie… #amreading

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Issue#39 is here! Seen the new feature? BookSelves – a trip onto the bookshelf of you, the reader. Your favourite characters and stories become a part of you. What tales have you read? #crimefiction #amreading

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Check out our new article in Issue#39! Buried Treasures – read about the amazing authors lost to history. H.H. Kirst is the star in Issue 39. R.M. Cartmel tells us all about him and why you should save room for him on your shelf. #crimefiction

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Watch our interview with Tom Wood and hear more about his antihero, Victor, and his new title, A Knock at the Door. ‘A story is a series of beats of things happening and we flesh those out into chapters, scenes and dialogues.’ #amreading #crimefiction

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The new issue is here! Find some inspiration in Issue 39 and hear from the brilliant Tom Wood, check out our new articles Buried Treasures and BookSelves, meet new kid Leah Konen, and more #crimefiction #amreading #amwriting

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Can't wait for the full release!

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Seeing double? Check out this month’s Before You Go #amreading #amwriting #crimefiction https://t.co/Qp58dcPXTA

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Meet new kid, Kate High, and her new #crimefiction novel ‘The Cat and the Corpse in the Old Barn’. This is the first book in the Clarice Beech series and it gives us a little insight into Lincolnshire Wolds #amreading https://t.co/Qp58dcPXTA

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Check out some #writingtips to make your characters even more believable in Issue 30. #CrimeFiction #writing https://t.co/Qp58dcPXTA

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Is the forensics ever wrong? Read in Issue 38 about this forensic psychology case and see what went amiss #crimefiction #amreading #amwriting #forensics https://t.co/Qp58dcPXTA

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Check out our interview with Leye Adenle in Issue 38 and his inspiring words to live by: ‘Plan your writing life.’ #amreading #crimefiction https://t.co/Qp58dcPXTA

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New issue is here! Find some inspiration in Issue 38 and hear from the wonderful Leye Adenle, read our expert insights about forensic psychology, meet new kid Kate High, and more #crimefiction #amreading #amwriting

[Mark Mellon @iskandros]

I review Blue Room Books' anthology of Southern humor/crime. This features my short story, The Rag, which, needless to say, isn't reviewed:

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[Tony Kaplan @TonyKaplan17]

@CrimeFictionFix Want more? Lockdown crazy? Be transported to a Greek island. A 100 years of Greek history, a body in an old bridge and a woman is missing. Signs of a Struggle. https://t.co/2sPgRofsMa #crimefiction#novel#travel

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What do nightingales and home security have in common? Don’t miss the ending of Issue 37 where we learn a little bit about the Japanese ‘nightingale floors’. Curious about the home security of the 17th century? #amreading #amwriting #crimefiction

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New Kid, Clare Askew and her remarkable book ‘All the Hidden Truths’. Check out this great debut in Issue 30. #CrimeFiction #writing #booklovers

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Meet new kid, Bridget Collins, and her new #crimefiction novel ‘The Binding’. Read more about Emmett Farmer and his apprenticeship as a Bookbinder #amreading