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In this suspenseful tale of adventure and international intrigue, an esteemed Turkish scholar travels to Oxford in search of an old flame's missing son and runs afoul of the drug-smuggling trade.

A psychopath's accidental murder of an elderly woman is the catalyst for a crime spree in 1970s London. Winner of the British Crime Writers' Association's Gold Dagger Award for Best Novel.

A collection of short stories focusing on different stages family life and relationships from romantic novelist Joan Fleming. Some of these stories have been published in magazines, others mentioned in competitions.

The startling poems in this debut collection are both pretty and strange, clear and mysterious. All of the poems are conversations, of sorts: a dancer talks to the floorboards, a dressing gown talks to itself, an old man talks to the radio in his sleep, men and women talk, and talk without talking. Joan FlemingOs empathetic imagination gives voice to the hidden conversations happening beneath our notice. This is a book about communication, con...

Winner of the 1970 Gold Dagger Award, British Crime Writers' AssociationW. Sledge is a successful young criminal who has achieved too much, too soon. Living in a pleasant council flat in a London tower block, he owns a Jaguar, receives unemployment benefit and keeps an underage mistress. In his own eyes, W. Sledge has everything, until a routine robbery goes too far. The result is murder, and when the crime incites latent psychopathic tendenci...

Winner of the 1962 Gold Dagger Award - British Crime Writers' AssociationNuri bey is a Turkish philosopher and scholar who lives for his books. An innocent and dreamy man, he yearns to go to Oxford, but with his relatively poor background it's a dream that may never be realised without the help of his wealthy mentor, Madame Miasma. When she asks him to deliver a parcel to a friend of hers at the airport, Nuri bey obliges, and events bring him ...

This book of fiction and slant autobiography by Joan Fleming occupies the dizzying space between what can be told about love, and what cannot. Joan Fleming's odd, singular vision is a a wonderfully new and valuable addition to contemporary New Zealand poetry.” - Tim Upperton

Wisdom from my mother, who turned around her lifestyle starting with giving up smoking after hearing the words, "It may already be too late.