Aussie Lovers of Crime/Mystery/Thriller/Suspense discussion

For those of you who have your own blogs which encompass our favourite topics of this group, please feel free to post a reference with link, and chat about your blogs right here!

Hi,
I’ve been a crime fiction reader forever and about six months ago I decided to start writing a Blog on crime writing.
The Blog is a collection of thoughts about various aspects of crime/thriller/mystery writing. Topics to date include: Ken Follett; character development in crime fiction; The Writers Journey (Vogler); Are writers made or born?; Ruth Rendell’s’ St Zita Society; The social purposes of crime writing; Montalbán and Montalbano; Why some crime novels get published; and A Swedish Touch - about Swedish crime writing.

You can find my Blog at http://davidkilnercrimewriter.blogspo....

I’d love you to take a look and make a comment if you wish!

Best Wishes,
David.

I've subscribed to your RSS feed, David.

Although, I have a blog, I'm a terrible blogger -- something I must change. At the moment my blogging consists mainly of reviews of books I particularly enjoyed, new release announcements, and the odd special.

Hi all, I'm a book blogger and love reading thrillers and suspense. In the 1990s I read almost nothing but crime, however now I've expanded into plenty of other genres. My fav thriller/suspense novel of the year would have to be Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes.

Here's a link to my blog, Carpe Librum http://www.carpelibrum.net/ if you'd like to drop by.

I have a blog attached to my website. I find it hard to write on the blog each day, I generally ujpdate it when soemthing interests or infuriates me. My books are crime thrillers set in Australia, featuring tow detectives of the Australian Federal Police.
You can find my blog at -
www.terencecharlesblog.wordpress.com

Thanks Terence :)

I recently read Goodbye Eleanor by Nas Ben. The suspense was great, and I was expecting a crime plot but ended up with more psychological twists. My bad for missing that it wasn’t a crime story. Still, the twists were pretty intriguing and kept me hooked.