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Ian Ayris

Apr 26, 20192 min read

Review - A Citizen of Nowhere by Seth Lynch

Blurb Paris. 1930. Salazar is an English detective haunted by his experiences of the Great War, who wiles away the days playing chess...

Ian Ayris

Apr 17, 20192 min read

Review - Kill Me Quick by Paul D. Brazill

Blurb We’re all lying in the gutter, but some of us are staring at the spaces between the stars... Seatown may not have a lot going for...

Ian Ayris

Apr 15, 20191 min read

A very special announcement . . .

I have just signed a contract with the brilliant FAHRENEHIT PRESS. FAHRENHEIT will be re-launching Abide With Me and April skies soon,...

Ian Ayris

Apr 11, 20192 min read

Review - Saigon Dark by Elka Ray

Review Lily is a single mum, living in Vietnam. She has two children – Dunc and little Evie, and a repeated dream about her ex-husband...

Ian Ayris

Apr 8, 20191 min read

Classic Review: The Widows of Broome by Arthur Upfield

Arthur Upfield was an Australian novelist of the first half of the twentieth century, his central character - a detective from the CIB ...

Ian Ayris

Apr 7, 20192 min read

Resurrected Review - Apostle Rising by Richard Godwin

I first read Apostle Rising when it was first released in 2011, having come to know Richard Godwin through his eminently disturbing short...

Ian Ayris

Mar 31, 20192 min read

Resurrected Review - Broken Dreams by Nick Quantrill

Originally published in 2010 by Caffeine Nights, Broken Dreams was relaunched by Fahrenheit Press in October 2018. The first of...

Ian Ayris

Mar 20, 20191 min read

EVERYBODY HURTS

After three years, I have finally completed the final instalment of the John Sissons trilogy. With the changing situation at the...

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