Over the past few days I've ordered three new Irish crime novels: Mark O'Sullivan's Crocodile Tears, Eoin Colfer's Screwed, and Alan Glynn's Graveland. They're coming thick and fast at present, and if the initial reviews are anything to go by, they're all pretty damn good. Also out this month is William Ryan's The Twelfth Department, which I've already read and reviewed. Some good reading ahead, I sense.
Showing posts with label Mark O'Sullivan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark O'Sullivan. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
New Irish crime fiction releases
Over the past few days I've ordered three new Irish crime novels: Mark O'Sullivan's Crocodile Tears, Eoin Colfer's Screwed, and Alan Glynn's Graveland. They're coming thick and fast at present, and if the initial reviews are anything to go by, they're all pretty damn good. Also out this month is William Ryan's The Twelfth Department, which I've already read and reviewed. Some good reading ahead, I sense.
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