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We’ve had Scandi Noir and Aussie Noir, but there’s a fine tradition of Kiwi crime fiction starting with Ngaio Marsh. One of the “Queens of Crime” alongside the likes of Agatha Christie, Marsh was an actor, interior designer and crime writer, publishing the first of thirty-three detective novels in 1934.
Read MoreI never thought that I’d turn into someone who would plan my reading in advance at the beginning of each year, but two things happened
Read More2020 is feeling like the year of outstanding debuts and I’ve been privileged to read some fantastic works, particularly of non-fiction and memoir, by first-time New Zealand authors.
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