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Jeff Popple

@murdermayhem.bsky.social
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Long time book collector and crime fiction reviewer: Canberra Times, Canberra Weekly, Deadly Pleasures etc and judge for Ned Kelly, Ngaio Marsh and Barry Awards. Dachshund owner Blog: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com

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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
Recently I have added some obscure small press titles to my collection (mainly digests from the 1940s) and two different Australian versions of a Carter Brown novel, that had its title changed when released in America. #1940s #1950s #1960s #CoverArt #pulp murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/trashy-tuesd...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: RARITIES, ODDITIES and an AUSTRALIAN CARTER BROWN COVER
I have collected over recent weeks a number of interesting older covers from small and obscure publishers. I have also added to my collection two different Horwitz versions of a Carter Brown novel …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Christmas is quickly approaching and here are two very different, but good, crime stories with a festive setting. Great present ideas #PeterSwanson, @carterwilsonauthor.bsky.social @faberbooks.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/its-the-seas...
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IT’S THE SEASON FOR MAYHEM: CHRISTMAS 2026 THEMED STORIES BY PETER SWANSON and CARTER WILSON
The holiday season is nearly on us, and I have recently read two very different Christmas themed books that would make for ideal reading over the festive season, or as great gifts for the crime and…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Some great crime fiction titles arriving Xmas: here are my picks @michaelconnelly.bsky.social @michaelrobotham.bsky.social @ianrankin1.bsky.social @shelleyburr.bsky.social @jackheathwriter.bsky.social @carterwilsonauthor.bsky.social etc #crimefiction murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/forecast-fri...
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FORECAST FRIDAY: THE BEST NEW RELEASES OCTOBER – DECEMBER 2026
2026 has already seen some terrific crime and thriller releases, including top notch books from William Boyd, Tim Ayliffe and Jordan Harper to name a few (see below). However, there are still plent…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
George Easter has just sent out the latest issue of his Deadly Pleasures Magazine. It is packed full of reviews, interviews, a valuable list of the best crime books released in 2026. It is also now free! More information on the issue and how to access it: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/deadly-pleas...
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DEADLY PLEASURES MYSTERY MAGAZINE – NEW ISSUE SEPTEMBER 2026 AND FREE!
George Easter has just sent out the latest issue of his Deadly Pleasures Mystery Magazine (No. 112), and it is a bumper issue featuring reviews, interviews, a valuable list of the best crime books …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
In the Canberra Weekly I reviewed 3 new Aust crime novels that ranged from tough noir to literary crime to an international thriller set in Vietnam and Tasmania! @davidwhish-wilson.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 17 SEPTEMBER 2026: NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION BY JAMES DUNBAR, DAVID WHISH-WILSON & ROBYN DENNISON
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new Australian crime novels that range from dark noir to literary crime and international thrills. Blood Moon by James Dunbar (Echo, 1 September 20…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
While holidaying I caught up with 3 very different but enjoyable crime novels by @tessgerritsen.bsky.social @chrisewan.bsky.social @jordanharper.bsky.social All well worth a read! murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/holiday-read...
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HOLIDAY READING: NEW 2026 CRIME NOVELS by TESS GERRITSEN, C. M. EWAN and JORDAN HARPER
While travelling on holidays, I have been catching up on books that I missed earlier in the year, including a couple of books that I was unable to readily get in Australia, as well as the new novel…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
With 3/4s of 2026 almost gone, I thought I look at my favourite crime thrillers so far. Including: @timayliffe.bsky.social @dervlamctiernan.bsky.social @michaelconnelly.bsky.social @jomurraywrites.bsky.social @natconyer.bsky.social @anthonyhorowitz.com murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/spring-clean...
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SPRING CLEANING – THE BEST CRIME NOVELS AND THRILLERS OF 2026 …. SO FAR!
I am just back from a long holiday and have been doing some Australian Spring cleaning: looking back over the books I have read so far this year, sorting through the piles of books that are scatter…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
While on holidays, I have been reading the new thriller from Australian James Dunbar. A good holiday read with some interesting contemporary twists on the usual spy story. murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION 2026: BLOOD MOON by JAMES DUNBAR
BLOOD MOON by James Dunbar (Echo, 1 September 2026) James Dunbar made a good entry into the Australian crime writing ranks in 2023 with his first novel, MOLE CREEK, and subsequently followed it up …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
In my recent column for the Canberra Weekly I cover three new releases that traverse the spectrum of the thriller genre from spy novel to horror to a tense Australian crime story. Short reviews attached. murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 6 AUGUST 2026: NEW BOOKS FROM RILEY SAGER, ALEX DOOK and ANTHONY BYRT
Greetings from Athens! I am currently travelling but before I left, I did a couple of reviews for the Canberra Weekly, which have continued to run. On 6 August 2026 I did a review of three very dif…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
2026 has already seen some very good spy fiction by CharlesCumming, David Goodman & James Wollf and now here are another outstanding pair by #WilliamBoyd (forthcoming) and #AnthonyByrt to add to the reading list. #spyfiction #1960svibe murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/spy-fiction-...
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SPY FICTION AUGUST 2026: COLD SUNSET by WILLIAM BOYD and DYING DAYS by ANTHONY BYRT
2026 is shaping up to be a very good year for spy fiction. We have already seen impressive releases from Charles Cumming (Icarus 17), James Wolff (Spies And Other Gods) and David Goodman (Solitary …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 28/07/2026
Here are 3 well crafted crime novels by well seasoned veterans of the genre. Very different, but all good reads! @janecasey.bsky.social #MikeLawson @mwcraven.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/new-2026-cri...
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NEW 2026 CRIME FICTION FROM JANE CASEY, MIKE LAWSON and M. W. CRAVEN
Late July and early August brings some entertaining crime novels by three well established veterans of the scene. Everything She Didn’t Say by Jane Casey (Hemlock Press, 14 July 2026) Jane Ca…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 20/07/2026
July/August brings 3 new Australian crime novels that offer something a little different from the usual outback mystery! #ATPrewett, #SusannahGlenn #RileyJames murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/new-australi...
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NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION JULY 2026: SUSANNAH GLENN, RILEY JAMES, A.T. PREWETT
The Australian crime fiction titles have been coming thick and fast so far in 2026. There has been quite a bit of variety, although the old favourite of outback/small town mystery still seems to do…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 15/07/2026
There have been some really good spy novels already released in 2026 & here are 3 more promising historical espionage books scheduled for release over the next few months. #WilliamBoyd #AnthonyByrt #WilliamCook #spyfiction #2026thrillers murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/historical-s...
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HISTORICAL SPY FICTION: NEW 2026 ESPIONAGE NOVELS BY WILLIAM BOYD, ANTHONY BYRT and WILLIAM COOK
2026 has already produced some very good spy novels, including James Wolff’s Spies And Other Gods, David Goodman’s Solitary Agents and the very recent Icarus 17 by Charles Cumming. And …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 13/07/2026
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed 3 good new Australian crime novels by @sherrylwriter.bsky.social #MattNable and Jason Summers. #AustralianCrime #CrimeFiction #Outbacknoir murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY: 9 JULY 2026: NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION by MATT NABLE, SHERRYL CLARK and JASON SUMMERS
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new Australian crime fiction novels by Jason Summers, Sherryl Clark and Matt Nable. Red Lake by Jason Summers (Macmillan, 30 June 2026) First up wa…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 05/07/2026
Fans of heist stories, both new and old, must check these new releases. #GaryPhillips' The Haul is a great old style heist story brought up to date, while #PaulBishop's Complications Always Ensue is a must read collection of essays on the heist story. murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/one-last-hei...
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ONE LAST HEIST: THE HAUL by GARY PHILLIPS and COMPLICATIONS ALWAYS ENSUE by PAUL BISHOP
The heist, particularly the idea of one last job before going straight, has long been a popular trope of crime novels. Probably reaching its peak during the hardboiled writing of the 1960s and 1970…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
July opens with two dark, but engaging, crime novels from a pair rising stars on the Australian crime fiction scene. #MattNable @sherrylwriter.bsky.social #AustralianCrimeFiction murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/new-australi...
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NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION JULY 2026: FOR ALL THE DEAD GIRLS by SHERRYL CLARK and MIRE by MATT NABLE
July brings two new Australian crime novels that buck the recent trend of outback murder and damaged detectives returning home. For All The Dead Girls by Sherryl Clark (HQ, 30 June 2026) Australian…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 27/06/2026
Fans of exciting Arctic thrillers with a good premise and plenty of realistic action and suspense will enjoy The Ice by John Kare Raake (translated by Adam King) - probably one of the best ice thrillers since Alistair MacLean's Night Without End murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/throwback-th...
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THROWBACK THURSDAY: THE ICE by JOHN KÅRE RAAKE
The Ice by John Kåre Raake (Pushkin Vertigo) Night Without End was one of my favourite Alistair MacLean novels, and it instilled in me at a young age a liking for Arctic thrillers. In the early day…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 26/06/2026
For fans of spy fiction here are two good, fast moving novels by @davegoodman.bsky.social & Jason M. Hough to enjoy Solitary Agents also works well as a straight chase thriller too for non spy fans @headlinebooks.bsky.social @crookedlanebooks.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/spy-fiction-...
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SPY FICTION 2026: SOLITARY AGENTS by DAVID GOODMAN and THROW AWAY THE KEY by JASON M. HOUGH
Quality spy fiction continues to trickle out in 2026, with these two new releases adding to the good books from James Wolff and Paul Warner earlier in the year. There are also some very promising n…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 18/06/2026
In the Canberra Weekly in June I reviewed 5 enjoyable crime novels by @michaelconnelly.bsky.social @jomurraywrites.bsky.social Inessa Jackson, Mark Smith & @vavazquezwrites.bsky.social and a moving novel by #CanberraWriter Ayesha Inoon. Enjoy! murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY JUNE 2026: NEW BOOKS by JO MURRAY, MICHAEL CONNELLY, INESSA JACKSON, MARK SMITH, V. A. VAZQUEZ and AYESHA INOON
I had two columns in the Canberra Weekly in June 2026, which covered a range of crime fiction from international writers Michael Connelly, Jo Murray, and V. A. Vazquez, and local Australian authors…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 16/06/2026
Fans of Aussie outback crime fiction have 2 entertaining books to choose from this month. Find Me by Holly Craig is a creepy wilderness survival thriller, while Jason Summer's Red Lake is a good, twisty detective novel. #outbacknoir #crimefiction murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION JUNE 2026: RED LAKE by JASON SUMMERS and FIND ME by HOLLY CRAIG
2026 has already seen a real smorgasboard of Australian crime fiction, from the almost obligatory outback crime to big city murder and a surprising number of cosy mysteries. There have also been so…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 01/06/2026
Australian crime fiction fans will enjoy these two new releases from Mark Smith & Inessa Jackson that traverse very different areas of the genre from political thriller to small town crime. #crimefiction #Downundercrime murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION JUNE 2026: DEVIL MOUNTAIN by INESSA JACKSON and WHERE TRUTH ENDS by MARK SMITH
The steady stream of new Australian crime fiction in 2026 has turned into a torrent, making it hard to keep up with it all. I have managed, however, to find time to read two of the more recent rele…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 29/05/2026
Some James Hadley Chase femme fatales from across the decades from John Pollack illustrations to photographic covers, and a rare Australian cover for The Double Shuffle. #1960s #bookcovers #coverart #femmefatale #1970s murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/trashy-tuesd...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: JAMES HADLEY CHASE FEMME FATALES
Over the course of his long career, James Hadley Chase (pseudonym of Rene Lodge Brabazon Raymond) wrote nearly ninety novels. They covered the spectrum of thriller writing from spy novels to privat…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 26/05/2026
Fans of intelligent, slightly quirky British crime fiction will enjoy these new books from C B Everett @stuartmacbride.bsky.social & Chris Brookmyre. All offer clever plots and good fun. Short reviews attached. murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/british-crim...
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BRITISH CRIME WRAP-UP: MAY 2026 – NEW BOOKS FROM CHRIS BROOKMYRE, C. B. EVERETT & STUART MACBRIDE
A quick wrap up of three recent British releases that offer very different takes on the crime novel. The Final Chapter by C. B. Everett (Simon & Schuster, 7 May 2026) C. B. Everett, aka Ma…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 22/05/2026
Aust publisher Horwitz is known for their salacious war novels about the violation of pretty nurses by Japanese soldiers & notorious Nazi sex camps. But they also produced several non-fiction war books featuring striking covers. #ColCameron #1960s murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/trashy-tuesd...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: “TRUE TALES OF COURAGE AND DARING” – 1960S AUSTRALIAN PAPERBACK MILITARY HISTORY FROM HORWITZ
Popular Australian paperback publisher Horwitz usually focussed their war story output on salacious tales of military endeavours, often involving the violation of pretty Australian nurses by Japane…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 21/05/2026
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed 2 dark and thrilling new crime novels by Kiwi Gavin Strawhan, and thriller maestro John Connolly and a good non-crime book by Aust author Anna Johnston murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 21 MAY 2026: NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME THRILLERS by JOHN CONNOLLY and GAVIN STRAWHAN
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed two dark crime novels by John Connolly and New Zealander Gavin Strawhan, and an engaging non-crime book by Anna Johnston. Slash by Gavin Strawhan (Allen …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 14/05/2026
@michaelconnelly.bsky.social has a 2nd book in his Catalina Island series coming out next week & it is a good one! Detective Stilwell is back with a pair of intriguing cases & there is a good appearance by Renee Ballard &even a brief glimpse of Bosch! murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/ironwood-by-...
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IRONWOOD by MICHAEL CONNELLY
Ironwood by Michael Connelly (Allen & Unwin, 19 May 2026) In Ironwood, (Allen & Unwin, 19 May 2026), Michael Connelly successfully returns to Catalina Island for the second book in his seri…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 10/05/2026
2026 continues to provide some stellar crime reading! These 3 books by @jomurraywrites.bsky.social John Connolly and Mike Ripley are very good - Murray's debut is stunning & Ripley's book is a real treat for crime aficionados. murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/may-mayhem-n...
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MAY MAYHEM: NEW CRIME NOVELS BY JOHN CONNOLLY, JO MURRAY and MIKE RIPLEY
May and early June brings a very entertaining trio of books, each of which offers something a little different. A River Red With Blood by John Connolly (Hodder & Stoughton, 5 May 2026) John Con…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 09/05/2026
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed a trio of very good crime novels by 3 of Australia's best female suspense authors. Sarah Bailey @dervlamctiernan.bsky.social @natconyer.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 7 MAY 2026: NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION by DERVLA McTIERNAN, NATALIE CONYER & SARAH BAILEY
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed a trio of very good suspense thrillers by three of Australia’s best female crime writers, just in time for a late Mother’s day gift. Click by…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 01/05/2026
Crime readers are well served by some strong releases heading our way over the next month, or so, here are my picks of the best (mainly Aust & NZ). @annawoodsauthor.bsky.social Gavin Strawhan Matt Nable @sherrylwriter.bsky.social Jason Summers Mark Smith murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/book-haul-ne...
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BOOK HAUL: NEW CRIME RELEASES FOR JUNE/JULY 2026
Some very good crime novels, especially from ‘downunder’ authors, are coming our way in June and July 2026. The senior ‘long dog’, Toby, who just turned 11, has picked out t…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
Fans of Aussie crime fiction can look to some good releases in May, including a great suspense novel from @dervlamctiernan.bsky.social, a homage to the classical whodunit by Dave Warner & a forthcoming Tasmania wilderness thriller from Holly Craig murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME ROUND UP – MAY 2026: NEW BOOKS BY DERVLA McTIERNAN, DAVE WARNER, REBECCA LIM and HOLLY CRAIG
Early May 2026 brings a wealth of new Australian crime fiction, most of which is set in non-outback locations for a change! Three Reasons For Revenge by Dervla McTiernan (Harper Collins, 28 April 2…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 26/04/2026
April brings two very good thrillers by father & daughter teams: Paradox by Douglas & Aletheia Preston and Witch Hunt by Richard O'Rawe & Bernadette O'Rawe. Both highly entertaining with a touch of the macabre and the extraordinary! murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/2026-thrille...
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2026 THRILLERS: PARADOX by DOUGLAS & ALETHEIA PRESTON and WITCH HUNT by RICHARD & BERNADETTE O’RAWE
My April 2026 reading has been dominated by two very good thrillers by father and daughter writing teams! Both are very suspenseful and have a touch of the extra-ordinary about them. Short reviews …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
Antony Trew is mainly remembered, if at all, for his naval war novels & thrillers. With The Soukour Deadline (1976), however, he ventured into the terrorist thriller with a taut tale about London being held to nuclear ransom. #1970s #ClassicThrillers murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/forgotten-th...
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FORGOTTEN THRILLERS: THE SOUKOUR DEADLINE by ANTONY TREW
The Soukour Deadline by Antony Trew (Fontana, 1977) Antony Trew is largely forgotten these days as a thriller writer, and if he is remembered it is mainly for his naval war novels, such as Kleber&#…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
Aust crime fiction is not all dusty roads and outback noir! Recently there has been a rise in cosy mysteries set in suburban settings with engaging groups of amateur detectives #AmandaHampson, #JessKitching #KateSolly @pennytangey.bsky.social #cosycrime murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN COSY CRIME FICTION 2026: NEW BOOKS BY JESS KITCHING, KATE SOLLY, PENNY TANGEY and AMANDA HAMPSON
Australian crime fiction of the cosy variety seems to be going through a bit of a golden period at the moment. After years of relative neglect, local cosy mysteries featuring amateur sleuths of var…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 10/04/2026
My latest post looks at the recent number of crime books set in writers' retreats or having the author as the detective. Including new and forthcoming books by @anthonyhorowitz.com Evelyn Clarke, Victoria Brownlee, Jess Kitching @martynwaites.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/deadly-autho...
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
My recent crime reading has involved 2 very different, but equally enjoyable, books by @tombradby.bsky.social & @eajackson.bsky.social One is a gripping thriller with spy elements, the other an absorbing police novel. Both recommended. #BritishCrimeFiction murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/uk-crime-202...
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UK CRIME 2026 WRAP-UP: NEW BOOKS by TOM BRADBY and E. A. JACKSON
We have already seen some very good UK crime releases so far this year and there are plenty more in the publishing pipeline, including new forthcoming books by Mike Ripley (Played To Death), Jane C…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
Fans of Australian crime fiction will greatly enjoy this new release from crime queen Sarah Bailey. Set in a well described Melbourne on the eve of COVID, Click is a good follow-up to her stellar 2021 novel The Housemate. #Australiancrimefiction #crime murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/click-by-sar...
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CLICK by SARAH BAILEY
Click by Sarah Bailey (Allen & Unwin, 31 March 2026) Highly acclaimed Australian author Sarah Bailey is in good form with with her latest novel, Click (Allen & Unwin, 31 March 2026). S…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 23/03/2026
Plantation/slaver pulp was an unpleasant, but very popular sub-genre of men's fiction in the late 1960s and 70s. It is an interesting cultural phenomena to reflect on now, especially the influence of the covers. #coverart #plantationpulp #1970sculture murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/trashy-tuesd...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: PLANTATION PULP BY ROBERT TRALINS
Plantation/slaver pulp was a popular, but unpleasant, sub-genre championed by many publishers in the 1970s. In the United Kingdom, New English Library (NEL) was a particularly enthusiastic promoter…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Fans of Australian outback noir will enjoy Sam Elliott's debut crime novel Haze. Opening with a vivid and smoky bushfire scene it goes on to entertain while ticking most of the outback crime boxes! Short review attached. @macmillanaus.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/aussie-outba...
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AUSSIE OUTBACK NOIR: HAZE by SAM ELLIOTT
Haze by Sam Elliott (Macmillan, 24 February 2026) Sam Elliott’s debut crime novel, Haze (Macmillan, 24 February 2026), ticks all the familiar thematic boxes for outback noir. There are b…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
Fans of twisty suspense novels with a romantic tinge will enjoy The Hiding Season by @avaglassbooks.bsky.social. Starting in a well described Montana ski resort it quickly has the reader cheering for the down on her luck central character. Enjoyable! murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/short-review...
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SHORT REVIEW: THE HIDING SEASON by A. C. GLASS
The Hiding Season by A. C. Glass (Penguin, 26 March 2026) Ava Glass made a strong debut back in 2022 with her spy novel Alias Emma about newly minted MI5 agent Emma Makepeace. Now, writin…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 17/03/2026
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed 3 new Australian (and NZ) suspense novels by @fionathehardy.bsky.social Fiona Lowe & J. P. Pomare All well worth reading! @hachetteaus.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 12 MARCH 2026: NEW AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION FROM FIONA HARDY, FIONA LOWE AND J. P. POMARE
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three new novels of suspense from Australian authors Fiona Hardy, Fiona Lowe and J. P. Pomare. Old Games by Fiona Hardy (Affirm, 24 February 2026) Childr…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
2026 crime books are piling up. Here are my picks of the best new releases coming in March/April @anthonyhorowitz.com @tombradby.bsky.social @sarahhilary.bsky.social Sarah Bailey Candice Fox, Sarah Barrie Victoria Brownlee murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/april-action...
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APRIL ACTION: NEW CRIME AND THRILLER TITLES THAT I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO READING IN APRIL 2026
Over two months into the new year and the new crime and thriller releases are beginning to flow through at an overwhelming rate. It is hard to keep up with them all, but it does mean that there is …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed 3 very different books with a serial killer theme. @ferguscraig.bsky.social's is very funny Also enjoyable are the ones by #JohnMcMahon & @katealicemarshall.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/canberra-wee...
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CANBERRA WEEKLY 26 FEBRUARY 2026: NEW CRIME FROM FERGUS CRAIG, JOHN McMAHON and KATE ALICE MARSHALL
This week in the Canberra Weekly I reviewed three enjoyable crime novels that tackle the serial killer thriller from very different perspectives! Inside Man by John McMahon (Harper Collin…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 26/02/2026
Here are 3 good Aussie crime reads to get your March reading off to a good start! @natconyer.bsky.social Fiona Lowe & J P Pomare. @hachetteaus.bsky.social Short, spoiler free reviews: murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION MARCH 2026: NATALIE CONYER, J. P. POMARE & FIONA LOWE
Australian crime fiction has certainly started with a bang this year, with some strong new releases over the first two months, and plenty more scheduled for March and April 2026. Leading off the Ma…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 22/02/2026
Here are 3 highly enjoyable novels for fans of modern spy fiction. Very different from each other, but all great! #JasonMHough #PaulWarner #JamesWolff #spyfiction #espionage murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/new-2026-spy...
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NEW 2026 SPY FICTION: By JAMES WOLFF, PAUL WEAVER and JASON M. HOUGH
Here are three very good, and very different, thrillers to get your spy reading off to a good start in 2026. Spies and Other Gods by James Wolff (Baskerville, February 2026) James Wolff’s Spi…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 17/02/2026
My recent book hunting has unearthed a mixed range of 1950s and 60s covers including Aussie editions of Raymond Chandler books, some old British crime, a great western cover and a weird adult 'sex romp' sci fi book. #paperbackart #bookcovers #1950s #1960s murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/trashy-tuesd...
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TRASHY TUESDAY: BOOK HAUL – OLD CRIME AND SPIES, AUSTRALIAN CHANDLER AND WEIRD SCI-FI SEX ROMP.
My recent trawling through old bookshops and bookfairs has uncovered an odd collection of old crime and spy novels, some adult titles and a striking western cover! The Toff At Butlins by John Creas…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Australian crime gets off to a strong start in 2026 with some good new February releases and a promising new book by the stellar Sarah Bailey in April @fearofemeralds.bsky.social @fionathehardy.bsky.social Louise Jordan murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/australian-c...
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AUSTRALIAN CRIME FICTION – FEBRUARY 2026: REVIEWS AND PREVIEWS
Some short reviews and a quick look at a forthcoming new release by Australian crime maestro, Sarah Bailey. What The Bones Know by Kirstyn McDermott (HQ, 24 February 2026) Kirstyn McDermott’s…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 09/02/2026
Those after a darker St Valentine's Day read will greatly enjoy Shailee Thompson's entertaining mix of slasher movie and romcom tropes in How To Kill A Guy In Ten Dates. Great fun! #ValentinesDayRead murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/valentine-da...
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VALENTINE DAY MURDER: HOW TO KILL A GUY IN TEN DATES by SHAILEE THOMPSON
How To Kill A Guy In Ten Dates by Shailee Thompson (Atria, 28 January 2026) Shailee Thompson makes a spectacular entry into Australian popular fiction ranks with her genre blending debut novel, How…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 05/02/2026
Nowhere is safe in these latest British crime fiction novels - not castles, not weddings or even retirement homes! All bloody good fun! @ferguscraig.bsky.social @stuartmacbride.bsky.social @clmillerauthor.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/deadly-weddi...
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DEADLY WEDDINGS, CASTLES AND RETIREMENT HOMES: 2026 BRITISH CRIME BY FERGUS CRAIG, STUART MACBRIDE & C. L. MILLER
Nowhere seems safe in these recent British crime fiction titles, with murders occurring at weddings, castles and even retirement homes! I’m Not The Only Murderer In My Retirement Home by …
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 28/01/2026
5 very good crime novels/thrillers to start your February reading off with! #AshleyElston @hachetteaus.bsky.social C J Box, @alicefeeney.com John McMahon Douglas Preston @harpercollins.bsky.social murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/crime-fictio...
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CRIME FICTION WRAP – FEBRUARY 2026: NEW BOOKS FROM ASHLEY ELSTON, ALICE FEENEY, C. J. BOX, JOHN McMAHON, and DOUGLAS PRESTON & LINCOLN CHILD.
Late January and early February 2026 brings a wealth of very different crime novels by a clutch of always entertaining authors. Anatomy Of An Alibi by Ashley Elston (Headline, 20 January 2026) Ashl…
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Jeff Popple @murdermayhem.bsky.social · 24/01/2026
Aust Day 2026: here is my list of the best Aussie based crime of 2025: including Garry Disher @fionathehardy.bsky.social @mbrisso.bsky.social Alex Dook Jack Heath @davidwhish-wilson.bsky.social @prakky.bsky.social @timayliffe.bsky.social Gabriel Bergmoser murdermayhemandlongdogs.com/aussie-crime...
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AUSSIE CRIME 2026: Recent Australian Based Crime Novels To Read This Australia Day!
Looking back over the past twelve months since last Australia Day, it has been another good year for crime fiction set in Australia. Once again the overall quality of the books greatly impressed, e…
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