As International Crime Month comes to an end, I spoke to Richard Reynolds, bookseller and buyer at Heffers bookshop in Cambridge, as well as a crime fiction connoisseur. Reynolds has… Read more »

July is officially International Crime Month. Together with a few of our favourite indie publishers, we’re dedicating a whole month to celebrating the genre. It’s our alternative to trashy throwaway paperbacks;… Read more »

Wednesday 25th June, London: Four of Britain’s leading independent publishers announce the launch of International Crime Month to promote international crime fiction Four of Britain’s leading independent publishers—Melville House UK,… Read more »

People always ask us for holiday recommendations from our list. Tough one! The beauty of working at an indie is that you don’t have to work on books you don’t… Read more »

One way to be drawn completely into Austrian crime-writer Wolf Haas’s books is to hear him read in person. With a growl and a lean into the microphone, Haas brings… Read more »

VISIT US IN BOOTH #2334 Saturday, June 29 Wolf Haas Reading / Signing (click on the link to add to your ALA Scheduler) 11:00am – 11:50am LIVE @ your library… Read more »

Jakob Arjouni, one of our authors and one of our friends, died in Berlin Wednesday, after a long battle against pancreatic cancer… Read more »

Can you describe some of the challenges you faced in translating this title? By all appearances a crime novel, the real mystery of Brenner and God isn’t located in how… Read more »

This week Melville releases Wolf Haas’ Brenner and God—about which Carl Hiaasen, no less, has said “Brenner and God is one of the cleverest—and most thoroughly enjoyable—mysteries that I’ve read in a… Read more »