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About Mean Streets
Mean Streets is mostly a crime fiction review blog. It's a collaboration between various crime-addicts, many of whom write crime fiction themselves. We welcome your comments and also welcome new reviewers. Either add your comments to a post on the left or get in touch.The Master Criminal
Mean Streets was set up by Harry Bingham, a bestselling author of fiction and non-fiction. The first of his new series of crime thrillers will be published summer 2012. He also runs The Writers' Workshop, an editorial agency for writers offering critiques, courses and mentoring.
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
The Secret Chamber by Patrick Woodhead
A damaged man searching for a missing friend and a successful trouble-shooter investigating a mineral shortage join forces in the Congo’s Ituri Forest in this fast-paced, thought-provoking thriller. Beatrice Makuru, a mining troubleshooter, suspects that recent mine explosions across Africa … Continue reading
The Holy Thief by William Ryan
The Holy Thief by William Ryan. The day that I started reading William Ryan’s smashing historical police procedural The Holy Thief, the temperature was minus twelve centigrade here in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Sat on a crowded tram that slowly cut its … Continue reading