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Friday
Review: THE OUTSIDER: MY LIFE IN INTRIGUE by Frederick Forsyth
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“Where do you get your ideas?” is a question most writers come to dread, and may well be one of the reasons why Frederick Forsyth has finall...
Thursday
Interview: Joe Joyce
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I interviewed Joe Joyce (right) shortly after the publication of his novel ECHOLAND (Liberties Press) last year, and it’s fair to say the c...
Friday
Taoiseach, Nazi, Soldier, Spy
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As all Three Regular Readers will be aware, Stuart Neville’s new book, RATLINES (Harvill Secker), involves the historical figures of former ...
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Wednesday
The Ratlines Are Singing
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There is good and bad news about Stuart Neville’s forthcoming tome, RATLINES (Harvill Secker) . The good news is that it sounds like an abso...
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Friday
Those Dying Generations: Why I’m Voting Stephen Donnelly, Independent
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It’s election day here in Ireland, as you may or may not know, or care, but given the traumatic events of the last couple of years, and the...
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Tuesday
McIlhatton, You Blurt, We Need You, Cry A Million Shaking Men
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The multi-talented Sir Gerard of Stembridge popped up on Crime Always Pays last week , Sir Gerard being the evil-ish genius co-creator (wit...
On Politics In The Irish Crime Novel, Or Lack Thereof
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Our German friend Bernd Kochanowski from International Crime adds an interesting coda to the comment he left on the post On Publishing and...
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Moloney Talks, Baloney Walks
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Veteran Irish journo Ed Moloney’s The Secret History of the IRA has gone into a second edition, this one offering information the author co...
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