Along with the RSS Feeds, there is now a newsletter option on AustCrimeFiction - the link to subscribe is down the bottom of the site, there won't be a lot of newsletters, basically I'll send one when there's been a reasonable number of new posts gone live.
Also, in order to provide a regular update on activities, there's now a single page:
https://www.austcrimefiction.org/last-fortnight-on-austcrime
that lists the last fortnight's updates (blogs), books, ... Read Update
As you can tell from looking, AustCrimeFiction.org has had "yet another refresh". This time not because I was bored, but for a slight change in direction. For ages now I've been looking for a way to better manage the review queues - it's tricky keeping track of what books need to be read when (I know first world problems), but it does lead to some annoyed publishers, publicists and authors, and leaves me panic struck sometimes.
So to do something about the constant feelings of "where / what / oh god I've forgotten", I've added a lot of fields, lists and information to ... Read Update
History and humanity: 2023 Ngaio Marsh Awards finalists plunge readers into page-turning tales about who we are
The winners were announced in November, all of which are books WELL worth reading.
BEST NON-FICTION
WINNER: MISSING PERSONS by Steve Braunias (HarperCollins)
A NEW DAWN by Emeli Sione (Mila’s Books)
THE DEVIL YOU KNOW by Dr Gwen Adshead & Eileen Horne (Faber)
DOWNFALL: THE DESTRUCTION OF CHARLES MACKAY by Paul Diamond (Massey University Press) ... Read Update