Blogs about: Icelandic Crime Fiction
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So how does one little country get to have so much talent for crime fiction, film, and music? (Banking, not so much . . .) Sarah Weinman’s useful smatterings brought me to this review by Eygló S… more →
Scandinavian Crime Fiction
I hunt translators
wrote 1 year ago: So how does one little country get to have so much talent for crime fiction, film, and music? (Banki … more →
Bits and Pieces
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wrote 1 year ago: Profmike reads Jo Nesbo’s Nemesis and pronounces it well worth the read. “What Jo Nesbo … more →
Ali on Arnaldur Indridason
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wrote 1 year ago: There’s a warm appreciation of the work of Icelandic author Arnaldur Indridason over at The Ra … more →
A Roundup of Reviews
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wrote 1 year ago: Tom Nolan of The Wall Street Journal thinks highly of Arndaldur Indridason’s The Draining Lake … more →
Uriah on Arctic Chill
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wrote 1 year ago: Arnaldur Indridason gets another nod over at Crime Scraps – in a review that includes some com … more →
the saga continues
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wrote 1 year ago: Doug Johnstone of the Times interviews Arnaldur Indridason as Arctic Chill hits the stores and as th … more →
irresistible
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wrote 1 year ago: Journalist and critic Michael Carlson locks onto a number of “irresistible targets” in h … more →
more reviews . . .
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wrote 1 year ago: Dick Adler of the Trib is impressed by The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, now that it’s finally … more →
humor and the Scandinavian mystery
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wrote 1 year ago: Karen Meek has a review of Hakan Nesser’s The Mind’s Eye – the first in the Van Ve … more →
more raves for the Scandinavians
wrote 1 year ago: The Guardian is enthusiastic about Arnaldur Indridason’s The Draining Lake, and – it … more →
