Showing posts with label Fintan O’Toole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fintan O’Toole. Show all posts
Wednesday

Irish Crime Fiction: Whither the Traditional Whodunnit?

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John Curran reviewed TROUBLE IS OUR BUSINESS (New Island) for the Irish Times last weekend, and concluded his review with a glowing recomme...
Saturday

Any Port In A Storm

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Tana French’s BROKEN HARBOUR (Hachette Ireland) was reviewed today in the Irish Times by Bernice Harrison, and very well received it was too...
Monday

The Genii Are Out Of The Bottle

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Referring to the current generation of Irish crime writers as geniuses might seem a little extravagant to the casual observer, and very ext...
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Thursday

A Cheap Shortcut To E-Oblivion

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He’s an award-winning author and an agent, and he self-publishes his own ebooks, but it may be coming time for some enterprising publisher ...
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Monday

The Black Pool

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The gaelic version of Dublin - Dubh Linn - translates as ‘the Black Pool’, and comes from the Viking name for the lagoon where they first m...
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Saturday

You Can’t Handle The Ruth

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Good news for Ruth ‘Cuddly’ Dudley Edwards: AFTERMATH: THE OMAGH BOMBING AND THE FAMILIES’ PURSUIT OF JUSTICE makes it onto Crime Always P...
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Sunday

The Sharpest O’Toole In The Box

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There was an interesting piece on Irish crime fiction from Fintan O’Toole (right) in yesterday’s Irish Times , in which he referenced Decla...
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Saturday

A Bloom By Any Other Name

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Further to Adrian McKinty getting lumps kicked out of his latest novel, FIFTY GRAND, in the Irish Times this week, and in the interest of b...
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