N.B. I've been always confused whether 'tradition' can be used with 'new' or not.
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Last summer I wrote a post about reading Murder in Williamstown by Kerry Greenwood as a DRC, that is a Digital Review Copy on NetGalley. Since then I've abandoned reading DRCs, I was only a fare-dodger in NetGalley's world. When I discovered NetGalley and noticed Ms Greenwood's crime fiction, I got excited. When I got access to Murder in Williamstown, I was over the moon. I did enjoy the novel and reviewed it thoughtfully, but DRCs are not up in my alley. I can't read under pressure of time and I'm a mood reader to boot.
Pressure is killing me.
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However, here came another summer and I'm in for Phryne's, Ms Greenwood's hero's, shenanigans again.
Sometimes, I don't want to leave my bubble.
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Consequently, I checked out the NetGalley site for the newest novel. There's none coming apparently. I browsed the earlier ones and got hooked on the crime fiction published before the Williamstown story. I just bought it and it made my day.
Great post! And yes, new can most definitely be used with tradition.
Thank you very much!