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John le Carré is regarded by many to be the greatest espionage author of all time, and his Smiley books are right there at the pinnacle not just in spy fiction but, some would say, across all fiction genres. But, Houston, we have a problem… The author’s last novel in the series was A Legacy

Remember, remember, the sixth of November, because it was the day you found six exciting new books to check out on Crime Fiction Lover. Let’s get going with a debut novel about a special barrel of honey that would put even Winnie the Pooh off the golden nectar for good. We’ve got equally iffy oil

Every Time a Bell Rings It’s a Wonderful Life has been a holiday mainstay for 80 years, and Emily St. James and Lauren Theisen celebrate that milestone with their eclectic essay collection, Every Time a Bell Rings: The Legacy of It’s a Wonderful Life, America’s Most Beloved Holiday Film. Why, they wonder, is the film

Author LB Phillips’s new novel The Long Way earns its place among noteworthy crime novels not by body count or violence. It explores a more insidious type of crime, perpetrated by greedy corporations intent on destroying a way of life. When the corporate entity dissected here, called Meridian, resorts to suborning local officials with bribery

There Are No Giant Crabs in This Novel may not be completely truthful about its contents, but it absolutely lives up to the sardonic nature of its title. The fifth installment in author Jason Pargin’s series that began with John Dies at the End opens with Dave, John and Amy being called to the parking

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Across nearly 20 years and 12 novels, Nicola Upson has been entertaining us with her Josephine Tey novels. It must be one of the finest crime series going that has a real-life crime author transformed into a sleuth to solve fictional crimes, and hopefully it’s leading readers to discover Tey’s Golden Age crime stories. (You

Fanfiction writers and readers are mourning. Archive of Our Own, or AO3, had to shut down without warning due to a hacking event. The site that boasts 11 million registered users and 18 million works of fanfic might be down for weeks. Fanfiction readers are legion, and these works have become a major force in

During his career as a journalist and a corporate comms executive, Keith J Lindenburg spent his time crafting stories and narratives for other people. Now that he’s become an indie crime author, he’s discovered the freedom – and the challenges – of telling his own story. It reaches us in the form of Deadly Melody,

Caitriona Moran’s The Trial of Magdalena Overmorrow has an instantly intriguing premise: a witch on trial in a medieval fantasy world befriends the Lord Proctor overseeing her confinement. Oh-so charming and witty, the 30-something Magdalena is in cushioned captivity. She’ll soon be on trial, having been accused of performing secret abortions with tonics and tinctures

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If there were a term (and there probably is) for people in love with AI, analogous to the gearheads who doted on cars in the 1950s and 60s, Thomas Waite’s new cyberthriller Ghost Code would be right up their alley. It stretches the possibilities of ‘how tech stuff can go wrong’ up to and even

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Welcome to our weekly news column, where we always promise the latest crime releases. Let’s get things started with a new translation of Shizuko Natsuki’s Murder at Lake Ashinoko – could it be the ultimate Japanese whodunnit? This is followed by six further books including the latest from Cate Quinn, EA Coustaut, Keith J Hindenburg,

Winner of the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for biography, Amanda Vaill’s Pride and Pleasure: The Schuyler Sisters in an Age of Revolution documents the lives of Angelica and Elizabeth Schuyler. Intelligent, independent and unconventional, the sisters came from a privileged New York family that was involved in the American Revolution. Both made remarkable matches: Angelica eloped

Translated by Nick Caistor — Here at Crime Fiction Lover we have been impressed by Olivier Norek’s Capitaine Victor Coste series and we know that our readers have been enjoying Everybody Lies, the French television series he writes. Moving beyond Coste and the show, Surface is his new standalone and the perfect starting point if

For crafters up for some advanced activities, look no further than Zine Making and Bookbinding: A Beginner’s Guide in 25 Projects. Brooklyn, New York-based Lauren Simkin Berke is an artist, illustrator and educator who knows her stuff, having taught illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology, the School of Visual Arts and Parsons School of

Jane Austen lovers rejoice! A new six-part adaptation of one of the author’s most popular novels is coming out on Netflix. The cast is stacked, with Emma Corrin as Elizabeth Bennet, Jack Lowden as Mr. Darcy, and Olivia Colman as Mrs. Bennet. Not only that, but the creator and writer of the period series is

If you’re a train traveller, Anna Maloney’s debut thriller The 10:12 may spark a few vivid nightmares. It probably takes a little longer to read about this ill-fated Manchester-to-London journey on the fictional NorthRail than the ride itself would take. Maloney’s meticulous minute-by-minute description of how ordinary people try to protect themselves from a group

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Every now and then a special book comes along that is delightfully different and memorable, and This Is a Door by Daniel Nayeri is one of them. It’s a heroic fairy tale about a boy named Nothing the Younger—Ing for short—who is alone, penniless and trying to pinpoint his purpose in life. Much like the

Jacob Kramer’s Wandermelon is a playful book about nature, ownership and community that will immediately grab the attention of young readers. Within, a watermelon seed sprouts near Farmer Brown’s ditch and proceeds to grow wild, wandering on and on throughout town, much to the delight of its residents. Children will enjoy following its meandering, nonstop

In 12-step parlance, “doing a geographical” refers to the concept of undertaking a physical relocation in order to avoid the hard and necessary work of emotional healing. At the beginning of bestselling author Kim van Alkemade’s fourth novel, Upstate, adjunct professor and memoirist Audrey Beacon appears to be doing just that. After the unexpected death

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Mick Herron’s Slough House series has built up quite the reputation since the publication of Slow Horses in 2010 with nine novels in the main series and more in the work, plus three adjacent novels that expand the world of The Park and Slough House, most recently with The Secret Hours in 2023. Aside from