There have always been Australian crime novels set in remote areas, but a distinctive cluster of them has appeared in recent years, prompting reviewers to use the phrase, "outback noir." The subgenre's best-known writers—in Australia, and internationally—are Jane Harper and
There have always been Australian crime novels set in remote areas, but a distinctive cluster of them has appeared in recent years, prompting reviewers to use the phrase, "outback noir." The subgenre's...
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There have always been Australian crime novels set in remote areas, but a distinctive cluster of them has appeared in recent years, prompting reviewers to use the phrase, "outback noir." The subgenre's best-known writers—in Australia, and internationally—are Jane Harper and
There have always been Australian crime novels set in remote areas, but a distinctive cluster of them has appeared in recent years, prompting reviewers to use the phrase, "outback noir." The subgenre's best-known writers—in Australia, and internationally—are Jane Harper and
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