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My first novel, The Death Mask Murders, was inspired by my work as a volunteer guide at the Old Melbourne Gaol. In the cells are displayed death masks of executed felons. This gave me the impetus for a storyline: What if the psychopath in The Death Mask Murders had developed a fixation with death masks and created them as ‘trophies’ of his victims?
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Narrelle M Harris spoke to Jo Dixon, the Tasmanian author of three crime books, for this month’s Author Spotlight.
A Disappearing Act is a cracking good read, with some great reveals along the way. How long have you had the idea for this story? Has it changed much since the idea first came to you?
HQ Fiction, an imprint of HarperCollins Australia, is generously donating ten copies of The Drowning, and ten copies of What the Bones Know for the Crime Stack for February.
In Fiona Lowe’s latest novel, The Drowning, the inheritance of a beach house pulls a family apart. CC Cilento’s best memories are of ...
by Candice Fox
Publisher: Penguin Books Australia
Review by Ashleigh Meikle
Like many of Candice Fox’s bo...
by Patricia Wolf
Publisher: Echo Publishing
Review by Rachel Nightingale
I’ve been fortunate to have reviewed two DS Walker thrillers this year, and as a result the first two in the series are definitely on my ‘track...