Sara Hood
For the October Crime Stack, Affirm Press has kindly offered 20 copies of Cut by Melbourne author and medical doctor Susan White. Cut is a thrilling, provocative novel set against the backdrop of a major Melbourne hospital’s surgical team in the time before #metoo blew the lid off institutionalised misogyny and sexism. Be a member and be in the running to win!
Thanks to our friends at Allen & Unwin this month’s Crime Stack member book draw is huge. 35 books across 7 titles! And such ripper books too. If you want to be in the draw you need to be a member. Click on Read More to find out … more!
This month’s member draw is for the addictive new Caleb Zelig thriller from multi-award winning Sisters member Emma Viskic. A remote island. An isolated community. A killer picking the off one by one. And Caleb’s brother is in the firing line.
How to be in the draw? Be a member!
For the June Crime Stack, Affirm Press has kindly offered 20 copies of The Shadow House, a haunting psychological thriller from Anne Downes. When single mother Alex flees her abusive relationship and moves with her teenage son and baby girl to a rural ecovillage, she thinks she’s made the best decision of her life. But her arrival at Pine Ridge disturbs barely submerged secrets and this time there may be nowhere else to run.
For the May Crime Stack, Scribe Publications has kindly offered 20 copies of All That I Remember About Dean Cola, the third novel by Victorian Sisters in Crime member, Tania Chandler.
The Crime Stack for March is this “beautifully textured, thoughtful and satisfying novel” set in Brisbane during World War II. Not everyone was a good guy. 20 copies up for grabs for members. Join by the end of the month and be in the running!
The first Crime Stack is Robin Gregory’s Traffic, from Clan Destine Press. We have 20 copies to give away to members.
What do you have to do to be in the running? Nothing, except be a member at the end of the month when we do the draw!
Announcing a new member benefit at Sisters in Crime. The Crime Stack is a monthly book draw for members. Every month we will have 20 books to give away as a thank you to members for supporting our work to celebrate women’s crime writing on the page and screen. Members don’t need to do anything to be in it. They just need to be a member at the end of the month when we do the draw.
Canberra pharmacist Hayley Young wins the 28th Scarlet Stiletto Award.
Sisters in Crime Australia has turned 30. Co-founder (and Secretary) Carmel Shute reminisces about how Sisters in Crime came to be.