The Safe Place
As Emily gets to know the family, their masks begin to slip, and what at first appears to be a dream come true turns out to be a prison …
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Giving a voice to the outback: Fleur McDonald
The day PETA put their Farm Maps up onto the website and animal activists were trespassing onto farms, I was driving to Perth, listening to the ABC report on this atrocity. I was getting angrier and angrier and my speed was getting faster and faster, the more furious I became! I knew I needed to tell the farmer’s side of the story.
From stage to page
Actor-turned-author Anna Downes tells us how she now uses drama techniques in her written storytelling.
Lie After Lie: Siobhan Mullany TV review
Lie After Lie is the TV series that should see us out of lockdown. Twelve hours of viewing, each hour packed with twists and turns, up and downs. Totally addictive.
Hitting the wall
Author Rebecca Freeborn shares her very intimate experience about the highs and lows of being a writer.
Having the Crime of Our Lives
Sisters in Crime Australia has turned 30. Co-founder (and Secretary) Carmel Shute reminisces about how Sisters in Crime came to be.
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New Reviews
Every month Sisters in Crime brings you new reviews from women who write criminally good books.
September Criminality
A quick round up of all the criminality that Sisters in Crime is up to this month.
Widow’s Island by L A Larkin
Widow’s Island isn’t the most complex thriller of its type, but its rhythm leads you easily into down the dark path of the story and on to a satisfying conclusion. Widow’s Island opens on a peculiar, standalone first-person scene set in 2007. In it, an unnamed man and a woman named Emma are travelling on the Whisper …