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Vicki Weisfeld

Vicki Weisfeld

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Contributor, Crime Fiction Lover

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Total articles 231

  • The Murder Show by Matt Goldman

    By Vicki Weisfeld| Crime Fiction Lover@ Author Matt Goldman is part of that tribe of television writers who have made a successful jump into print. These authors have in common their ability to establish steadily rising action with no lulls and visual imaginations that let them describe scenes so that readers can easily picture them too. And they aren’t reluctant to deploy a little authentic humour. Goldman’s first book, Gone to Dust, was nominated for a number of awards. The Murder Show, will likely garner equal attention.

    By Vicki Weisfeld · Crime Fiction Lover

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Hunkeler’s Secret by Hansjörg Schneider

    By Vicki Weisfeld| Crime Fiction Lover@ Translated by Astrid Freuler — We’ve been reviewing Hansjörg Schneider’s entertaining stories about the frustrations of Peter Hunkeler, an aging and cynical detective (now retired) of the police force of Basel, Switzerland, ever since The Basel Killings was translated into English in 2021. Basel is located so close to Germany and France that Hunkeler has a second home in Alsace, and the area is almost another character in the stories.

    By Vicki Weisfeld · Crime Fiction Lover

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • The Murder Show by Matt Goldman

    By Vicki Weisfeld| Crime Fiction Lover@ Author Matt Goldman is part of that tribe of television writers who have made a successful jump into print. These authors have in common their ability to establish steadily rising action with no lulls and visual imaginations that let them describe scenes so that readers can easily picture them too. And they aren’t reluctant to deploy a little authentic humour. Goldman’s first book, Gone to Dust, was nominated for a number of awards. The Murder Show, will likely garner equal attention.

    By Vicki Weisfeld · Crime Fiction Lover

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Crime Fiction Lover