Interview: François Bloemhof

A week or two back a new anthology of crime fiction stories appeared in Afrikaans from Lapa Uitgewers. It’s called »Donker Plekke« and it’s edited by François Bloemhof who has a huge reputation as a crime and thriller writer in Afrikaans.

» zum Artikel

Recherche: , ,

Ähnliche Beiträge:

  1. Rezension: Talmage Powell »With a Madman Behind Me«
    From his start as a wordsmith in the early 1940s, Talmage Powell produced an extraordinary proliferation of short stories, most of them crime-oriented and appearing in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, Manhunt, Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine and other fiction periodicals....
  2. Rezension: Deon Meyer: »Trackers«
    The author – who writes in Afrikaans, idiomatically translated by K L Seegers – presents an unsparing picture of social divisions in post-apartheid South Africa. »Trackers« is a sprawling, invigorating and socially committed crime novel....
  3. Interview: Christopher G. Moore
    Christopher G. Moore, a Bangkok-based Canadian writer, is by now a well-established brand name both locally (in Thailand) and internationally. His Vincent Calvino novels have been translated into 12 languages and have won important literary awards....
  4. Artikel: Down Underworld
    This is the good thing about Australian crime fiction: as an American, you are never completely at home in it....
  5. Rezension: Gianrico Carofiglio: »Temporary Perfections«
    Gianrico Carofiglio, the author of the Guido Guerrieri legal thrillers – »Temporary Perfections« is the fourth – is as exacting, contemplative and sometimes downright poky as any crime writer I can think of....