Lloyd Shepherd - The English Monster / The Poisoned Island / Savage Magic / The Detective and the Devil (Bks 1-4 Charles Horton - River Police series set in 19th c. Crossing the Green Line Between the West Bank and Israel (The Ethnography of Political Violence) by Avram S. Simon Wood - Paying The Piper (set in San Francisco) / Accidents Waiting to Happen / We All Fall Down . Malaysia: Margaret Killjoy - White is the Color of Death *Still to check, coming up as a steampunk short story? One proposal if you do not mind - Bulgaria does not belong to North, Central and Caucasus but to the next list (South / Mediterranean and Macaronesia - Serbia has more northern territories in some places and is in South ) :) I would put Romania and Slovenia there as well - keeping the Balkans together.

Ragnar Jónasson - Dark Iceland series Snowblind Nightblind Blackout, 4 Rupture 5 Whiteout (untrans)? I have a lot to go on also when I get the chance (moved house recently) but I will add your suggestions in asap if you want to let me know what goodies you have unearthed.Peter May - The Lewis Trilogy plus Entry Island (set on the present day Magdalen Islands of Canada and in 19th c.

The worse thing about this book is that it is a 'confirmer' for people like me who has been into Icke and the other guys for years. Raichev - The Murder of Gonzago (Bk 7 Antonia Darcy and Major Payne Investigations - set on the fictional?Some CUCC players have been members of teams representing combinations of British Universities or, since 2001, the Cambridge University Centre of Cricketing Excellence (CUCCE), later rebranded the Cambridge MCCU. Anyway, it's extra pleasing to start the new year by discovering a new series based in ND so many thanks.

Chris Ould - Blood Strand / The Killing Bay / The Fire Pit *NYP 2018 (Bk 1-3 Faroe Islands series: Det. Wow - thank you so much, that's certainly beefed up the 'Aloft' section - The last one was part of a series that was new to me - 'Hildegarde Withers Mysteries' - I have added it to the New York section along with two or three of the series that took time out to visit California (which includes the titled you mentioned) and one which was set during a vacation to Mexico. When I get an idea of which ones are likely to be cropping up I'll post a note where they have been included. Guesting this episode is Feargus Greenwood, an author who has gone to town on this whole dynamic via his monumental new book ‘180 Degrees.In the same way people tend to tell you they are going to Corsica or Réunion rather than France, Sardinia rather than Italy, The Galápagos Islands rather than Ecuador, Tahiti rather than French Polynesia or the Shetland Islands rather than Scotland (or Great Britain or even to the UK) - To my knowledge none of those qualify as 'separate territories' either. Connie Shelton - Legends Can Be Murder (Bk 15 Charlie Parker Mysteries, female sleuth not to be confused with John Connolly's male P. I love this list and have found it an incredible resource, and I'm in genuine awe for the amount of work you've put in on it over the past couple of years. Alan Dale Dickinson - Charlie O'Brien, Private Investigator / Kidnap Country (Bk 1-2 Charlie O'Brien P.

Some titles may be out of print but these are usually available second hand from somewhere if you look. Thanks, Rosbal - on reading the 1936 article in full, it could be referring to/reviewing a show that took place in 1911 - I guess the old jokes about Australia lagging many years behind the rest of the World are true! Since it is primary a list for people wanting to read their way around the world rather than a geopolitical checklist I have tried to approach in terms of notable separate 'destinations' within a given area.Multatuli - Max Havelaar (set in colonial era Java in the Dutch East Indies, not strictly 'crime fiction' but.