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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Reviews: Last Deep Breath, Tom Piccirilli and The Readbreast, Jo Nesbo
I’ve been off the blog for a while. Events got in the way. I moved from the Isle of Man to England. I also bought a smart phone. The smart phone means I can go on Twitter, Facebook, Internet, check … Continue reading
Posted in American Literature, Harry Hole, Jo Nesbo, Noir, Norwegian Crime, Salazar, Tom Piccirilli, Writing
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Review: Yellow Medicine, A.N. Smith
This is a gritty tale of a corrupt cop in corrupt times. The guy has nothing going for him. I don’t like him. Each move he makes reveals a more squalid side to his character. I read on with a … Continue reading
Posted in A N Smith, American Literature, Billy Lafitte, Noir
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