crime fiction
Best of Books 2018: Crime Fiction
Shylashri Shankar
Unreliable narrators, bear poachers, undercover Russian agents and much more
And Then There Were None
Four storytellers redeem the modern whodunnit by defying the familiar props of the genre
The Beautiful Blood Ceremony
What the best of Japanese noir says about democracy, authenticity and the nation
Mind Games
A country house murder, the dreaded secret service in East Berlin, and a policeman in future Italy—mysteries stretch boundaries
Daddy in the Shadows
A gripping novel where the son gets to know himself better through his raucous uncles and absent father
Memory Is a Dark Hole
A haunting mystery set in East Europe and an anodyne addition to Scandinavian noir
Dirty Rotten Murderers
Modern crime fiction seems to have caught up with the perversity of real-life violence. Gone are the days when the little grey cells were all that was important to a racy read
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