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Book of the Month: February 2026
The year continues to zip past me. It feels like I blink and it is already the end of the month. Consequently, I was quite surprised to see that I had managed to read 15 books during February. Last month also saw the running of 2025’s Dream Reprint, and if you missed the results here’s a link. I also published a couple of different posts in February, an Agatha Christie floor pla...

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Classic Crime Reprints: February 2026
Last Autumn, based on a blog reader’s suggestion, I started doing monthly roundups for the classic crime reprints being published each month. Aside from December which I had to skip here are links to the previous roundups: October 2025, November 2025, January 2026.

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Patreon Post: Garfield: His 9 Lives (1984) by Jim Davies et al. – A Sendup of the Noir Mystery
This might seem like an odd choice of book to be reviewing on my blog dedicated to crime fiction. But during advent season my husband made me a bookish advent calendar. This included many a book by Erle Stanley Gardner/ A. A. Fair, but it also featured a number of Garfield cartoon collections. Today’s read was one of them. It contains 9 stories unsurprisingly, each written by so...

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Agatha Christie’s London: A Historical Guide to the Queen of Crime’s Capital (2026) by Tina Hodgkinson
When deciding what to read next I am not usually one to pick up a book based on its cover. Although a good cover never hurts, and in the case of Tina Hodgkinson’s Agatha Christie’s London, the cover certainly added to its appeal. That said I was genuinely interested in the topic Tina chose. Her book is divided into three parts: ‘Part I looks at Agatha’s personal and family conn...

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Nothing but Murders and Bloodshed and Hanging: Stories of Crime and Detection by a Pioneering Victorian Mystery Writ...
I was pleased to receive a copy of this anthology, as it meant I could add a new name to my list of vintage Australian crime writers that I have read. Most of my classic crime reading from this continent has been centred on the 1940s-1960s, so it was interesting to be going further back in time with this collection.

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