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There is a new contemporary design award in town showcasing the innovators of the makers scene. This year’s inaugural MAKE Awards: Biennial Prize for Innovation…
Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan would not have been my first choice to read; I’m not too big on the hard-boiled detective genre – and…
Memory Man by David Baldacci Gaining the gifts of synaesthesia & a perfect memory after an accident, ex-cop Amos Decker is compelled to act after…
In 1914, a ten year old Margery Benson falls in love with a beetle. In a booked called Incredible Creatures, her father shows her a…
Brigid Quinn has officially left the FBI, but is brought back to consult on a homicide case which seven years earlier claimed the life of…
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A short review for a book of short stories! Do borrow this book of short stories from current Australian and New Zealand crime authors. I…
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