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I WAS BORN A LOST CAUSE by HEATH LOWRENCE
I'm a big fan of this man's work and know that you're really going to love this one:"Collecting stories originally published in Shotgun Honey, Needle Magazine, Crime Factory, and other magazines and anthologies, I WAS BORN A LOST CAUSE brings together the best of Heath Lowrance’s previously uncollected work— disturbing tales of crime, psychological horror, […]
One Man's Opinion: CONVERSATIONS WITH FRIENDS by SALLY ROONEY
With her new book (released yesterday) on the way, I decided I'd revisit Sally Rooney's first two novels to get me in the mood. Without doubt, they have left me wanting more and I'm sure that Beautiful World Where Are You will be another terrific read to delight in. Conversations With Friends essentially follows the affair […]
One Man's Opinion: A VISIT FROM THE GOON SQUAD by JENNIFER EGAN
Jennifer Egan is a writer whose work I've come to admire. Though I seem to have read her books in reverse order, that feels rather fitting for this title.Good Squad is a difficult piece to describe. In my mind, it's like a collage of tissue-paper circles that appear to have been placed at random onto […]
Crediting the Editing
I've just finished working through the edits for my next novel, the third in the Rat Pack series which will be published by Down&Out Books later this year. The edit was by Chris Rhatigan and if you know his work, you'll also know that he made the process as painless as it could be. In […]
One Man's Opinion: THE MAN WHO DIED TWICE by RICHARD OSMAN
It doesn't seem like that long ago that I was reading and reviewing The Thursday Murder Club. In a nutshell, I found that to be refreshing, fun and intriguing in equal measure. I think I was also aware that the situation and the characters involved would make a follow-on difficult to pull off.In many ways, […]
News From Fahrenheit Press
Here's what they're saying, and they're worth listening to..."4 Books for FREE + 20% OFF EVERYTHING ELSEHola Fahrenhistas,We’ve celebrating public holidays on both sides of the Atlantic this weekend (May Bank Holiday in the UK - Memorial Day in the USA) so we decided to help all your weekends go with a bookish swing…First off, […]
One Man's Opinion: DEATH NOTIFICATION AGENCY, VOLUME 1: THE REAPER (DNA BOOK 1) by JULIAN OLIVER MEIOJAS
:Here's one for fans of the hard-boiled hero who like their protagonist to be caught up in something big. This one will tick all your boxes and then some. Told in the first person by a reaper, Ramsay Cames, we know the setup and the energy force that will drive the story from the first few […]
One Man's Opinion: THE MAN WITH THE GETAWAY FACE by RICHARD STARK
The Man With The Getaway Face? It's a peach, and a perfectly ripe and juicy one at that. Short and pithy, laden with tension within a story that's cut to the bare bones:New face, new heist, new partners, unwelcome developments and a series of unfortunate events. Sweet.
One Man's Opinion: THE MIRACLE LIFE OF EDGAR MINT by BRADY UDALL
Grief's a funny thing. It seeps into your being whatever measures you put in place to try and stop it penetrating. The way I picture it, it's taken hold of my insides like ivy might consume a house. Among the centres starved of energy and choked of oxygen have been my my reading and writing […]
One Man's Opinion: CHARLIE 316 by COLIN CONWAY and FRANK ZAFIRO
My previous encounters with Spokane have been limited, as far as I can remember, to episodes of Frasier where it is used as the butt of many a joke.This time, I arrived at a very different kind of place. Charlie 316 opens with a car chase that escalates into an ambush and a shootout where the […]

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Month: October 2012

NOW AVAILABLE FROM DUNBAR LIBRARY

now available from DUNBAR LIBRARY

borrowing it might just save my blushes

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