Interview of Jurica Pavicic, author of Red Water
Crime Fiction Lover publishes an interview with Jurica Pavicic, author of the prize-winning novel Red Water, out this month. See LINK.
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Marion Brunet wins Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award
French author Marion Brunet has won the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award (ALMA), the world’s biggest international children’s and young adult literature prize. In a joint announcement LINK from Stockholm and the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, judges praised Brunet for her “shimmering and crystal-clear prose". Brunet has had only two titles translated into English – Vanda and Summer of Reckoning, both published by Bitter Lemon Press in Katherine Gregor’s translation. The latter title was shortlisted for the 2020 CWA Crime Fiction in Translation Dagger.
March Newsletter The Best Enemy by Sergio Olguin
See the LINK to our March newsletter. Veronica Rosenthal, the intrepid Buenos Aires investigative reporter, is back in another international murder mystery. The Best Enemy, by Sergio Olguin, is just out. "After tearing through The Best Enemy, I know I’ll be reading the three earlier instalments immediately." Sarah Weinman, New York Times
Interview of Sergio Olguin in Crime Fiction Lover
In this interview Sergio talks to CFL about his latest novel The Best Enemy, its protagonist Veronica and more. Like the book, this piece was translated by Miranda France.