Crime Always Pays
One of my favourite blogs is Declan Burke’s excellent Crime Always Pays, which does for Irish crime fiction what the famous toucan does for Guinness. As a Welsh crime writer, I assume I’m the next best...
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Hot Reading in East Jerusalem!
This weekend I was the guest of Munther Fahmi, who runs the excellent bookshop at the American Colony Hotel in East Jerusalem, for a reading from my newest Palestinian crime novel THE SAMARITAN’S...
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Review: The blood and ghosts of Belfast
The Twelve by Stuart NevilleHarvill Secker (July 2, 2009 isbn: 1846552796)(to be published in US in October as “The Ghosts of Belfast”, Soho Crime isbn: 1569476004) Things that seemed clear enough to...
View ArticleReally, real fiction… and Welsh detectives
The new blog I’ve started with fellow crime writers Christopher G. Moore, Colin Cotterill and Barbara Nadel has a new post from me today. It’s about why I came to write so-called genre fiction. It...
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Fussy like Poirot, tarnished like Marlowe
Declan Burke runs an excellent blog on Irish crime writing. He also reviews for The Irish Times. Today the Times has this very gratifying review of my latest novel, along with write-ups of the new ones...
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New Declan Burke gets Banville approval
One of the best crime fiction bloggers on the web also happens to be one of the most innovative and compelling writers of…crime fiction. Irishman Declan Burke, who pens the Crime Always Pays blog, has...
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