Showing posts with label The Ghosts of Belfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Ghosts of Belfast. Show all posts
Friday

It Don’t Mean A Thing If It Ain’t Got That Soul

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It won’t be published until October, but already Stuart Neville’s STOLEN SOULS is shaping up to be one of the novels to watch out for in 2...
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There Will Be Fresh Blood

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Waterstones’ ‘Fresh Blood’ campaign , currently in its second year, aims to showcase ‘some of the best new crime writers around’. The fact ...
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Thursday

Banana-Shaped Free-Kicks, Stuart Neville And Me

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If you’ve read Stuart Neville’s THE TWELVE (aka THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST), and you’re a football fan, and particularly a fan of Brazil circa 1...
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Wednesday

Lost Girls And Golden Boys

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It’s long past time to declare a moratorium on the serial killer in crime fiction. Yes, the serial killer is our contemporary bogeyman, and...
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Friday

THE GHOSTS Of Christmas Presents

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It’s been a terrific year for Stuart Neville. Superb reviews of his debut novel, THE TWELVE (aka THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST); interviewing James...
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Monday

“Ya Wanna Do It Here Or Down The Station, Punk?”: Stuart Neville

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Yep, it’s rubber-hose time, folks: a rapid-fire Q&A for those shifty-looking usual suspects ... What crime novel would you most like t...
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Sunday

The TIES That Bind

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Off with yours truly to the Fingal Readers’ Day in Blanchardstown in north Dublin yesterday, there to take lunch with the ever-lovely Niamh...
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Monday

The Neville Has All The Best Tunes # 2: THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST

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Truth be told, we don’t know a hell of a lot about Stuart Neville (right), other than he’s a handsome cove and his forthcoming novel, THE ...
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