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Jane Casey is nominated for Irish Independent Crime Fiction Book of the Year in the An Post Irish Book Awards for her book ‘Cruel Acts’.

The Cutting Place by Jane Casey, published by Harper Collins, is available in eBook and audiobook now. The book officially publishes on April 16. 

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Newcastle crime writer up for top literary award - and you can help him win Trevor Woods acclaimed debut crime novel The Man On The Street has been longisted for the Theakston Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year award Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance ...

The Swallowed Man by Edward Carey Edward Carey was the author behind Little, one of my favorite books of 2018. What Carey did was take the few facts that exist about Madame Tussaud’s early life, and weaved a truly wonderful fictionalized biography. Here in The Swallowed Man, he creates what has to be seen as an essential companion piece to the Pinocchio tale. He imagines woodcarver Geppetto swallowed by the monstrous sea creature, somehow surviving, and writing from within the innards of ...

The best crime fiction of 2020: Liz Moore, Jane Casey, Scott Turow and more Declan Burke and Declan Hughes, our crime-writing specialists, share their picks of the year Tue, Dec 22, 2020, 06:00 Declan Burke and Declan Hughes Liz Moore, author of Long Bright River. A strong year for Irish crime fiction opened with Nicola White’s A Famished Heart (Viper), in which religious ...

  Not the least of our losses in this plague year was one of our greatest poets, Derek Mahon. Washing Up (Gallery Press) is a glorious late harvest - vigorous, funny, angry, blithe - beautifully produced, like all Gallery editions, and including, appropriately, a lovely tribute to another luminary of the dead poets society, Ciaran Carson. Mahons last is vividly alive. Vincent van Gogh: A Life in Letters, edited by Nienke Bakker, Leo Jansen and Hans Luijten (Thames & Hudson) is a ju...