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Barbara Pezzotti

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By Barbara Pezzotti
| Australian Book Review Verified
In Carralon Ridge, a fictional, dilapidated town in New South Wales, Sam Crowley goes missing on the day of his twenty-first birthday. Every year, the community comes together for an annual vigil, but among the mourners there may be someone who knows what happened. In the background, the incessant activity of a nearby open-cut coal mine threatens the very existence of the village. Continue reading for only $10 per month. Subscribe and gain full access to Australian Book Review. Already a subscriber?
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Five under-appreciated crime novels that deserve your attention

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By Stewart King, Barbara Pezzotti, Antonio Manzini
| Scroll.in Verified
It’s hard for writers to break into the crime fiction market. It’s especially hard for authors who write in languages other than English or write on the anglophone periphery. Unless they are the big names of Nordic noir, translated crime novels are rarely advertised or placed in prominent positions in bookshops. This is a shame because there is a lot of great crime writing going on around the world. Below we offer a list of five novels by writers from Italy, Japan, Israel, New Zealand, and Finland.
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5 under-appreciated crime novels you should read

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By Stewart King, Barbara Pezzotti, Antonio Manzini, Joseph Garcia
| BusinessWorld Verified
IT’S HARD for writers to break into the crime fiction market. It’s especially hard for authors who write in languages other than English or write on the anglophone periphery. Unless they are the big names of Nordic noir, translated crime novels are rarely advertised or placed in prominent positions in bookshops. This is a shame because there is a lot of great crime writing going on around the world. Below we offer a list of five novels by writers from Italy, Japan, Israel, New Zealand, and Finland.
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