I said, “You ever been to Galveston?” She shook her head. Rocky shrugged and followed something out the window. “Why’d you take the silencer off? I asked.
Galveston won the Prix du Premier Roman so I was expecting something better than average, and was not disappointed. The novel was really very good despite the fact that the tough guy on the run tagging along with a much younger woman, and child/children is a repetitive theme in several American novels. I haven’t watched True Detective, because it is only on Sky Atlantic, not one of the 230 odd stations I have on my cable!
More on Viper next week, and then moved on to read Galveston by Nic Pizzolato. I finished reading Arms And The Women by Reginald Hill, and Viper by Maurizio De Giovanni earlier this month. Leading the way in event management and delivery Views on crime fiction and social matters from Rob Kitchin at the National University of Ireland. Great reviews and strong opinions from Bernadette in AdelaideĪ blog from the Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota.Ī wonderful band featuring people with special needs Wonderful book reviews and sensible opinions The creator of the Emma Boylan series joins the blogosphereĪ great blog from a lovely Australian lady The encyclopedia of European Crime FictionĪ unique promotions agency-the use of arts as a method of social change and empowerment.ĭiscussions of new crime writers and a lot more good stuff. Mainly news and musings on New Zealand crime fictionįrom Denmark a blog about reading and writing crime fiction. The lowdown on Irish Crime Writing from Declan Burke Scottish crime fiction and tales from Glasgow from Duchess Donna Moore
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