A second outing for T.S Hunter’s Soho Noir series, the return of Joe and Russell. Expanding on the universe and continuing to highlight LGBT issues, Hunter’s excellent writing underpins a fast paced and gripping installment. Available to buy direct at: Red Dog Press E-Books available for Kindle Picking up only a few months after the … Continue reading #IndieCrimeCrawl – Review: Who’s That Girl by T.S. Hunter from Red Dog Press →

Today marks the start of Indie Crime Crawl week, an initiative to support and promote indie crime publishing. When the wonderful Jo Perry first voiced the idea a few months ago, it was a no brainer as far as I was concerned to be getting involved. This is exactly my kind of thing. Supporting indies, … Continue reading #IndieCrimeCrawl – What is Indie? →

Engrossing, deeply personal and at times funny testimony from a compelling point of view. An important addition to the growing cannon of modern LGBT+ history. Available to buy in E-Book direct from unbound. Paperback is available from your bookseller of choice. I better get this bit out of the way up front. I do have … Continue reading Review: This Queer Angel by Elaine M Chambers from Unbound →

Today is the final day of #Fahrenbruary and we’re really fortunate to have Chris McVeigh, founding father of Fahrenheit, answering some questions to round out what has been a spectacular month. So lets start with the really rather obvious question, how did Fahrenheit come about? Fahrenheit was basically an intervention mounted by my friends. I … Continue reading #Fahrenbruary – A Q&A with Mr Fahrenheit, Chris McVeigh →