Tue, 26 Jun, 2012 - 01:00
Richard Fitzpatrick
When it comes to crime fiction, the man is often Irish.
Sometimes, the shooter is even an Irish woman, as is the case with Karen, the armed robber in Declan Burke’s The Big O. For these are fertile days for Irish crime fiction writing.
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CourtsFeaturesPlace: IrelandPlace: GalwayPlace: AmericaPlace: ItalyPlace: BolognaPlace: NaplesPlace: Bantry, Co CorkPerson: Raymond ChandlerPerson: KarenPerson: Declan BurkePerson: BurkePerson: Dennis LehanePerson: Cormac Ó CuilleanáinPerson: Cormac MillarPerson: Patrick Rearden ConnerPerson: James CagneyPerson: John ConnollyPerson: Stuart NevillePerson: Eoin ColferPerson: Colin BatemanPerson: Ken BruenPerson: Jack TaylorPerson: JaysusPerson: Mick CliffordPerson: CliffordPerson: Liz AllenPerson: Gene KerriganPerson: Paul CarsonPerson: Brian McGillowayPerson: John BanvillePerson: Ó CuilleanáinEvent: West Cork Literary festivalEvent: The West Cork Literary Festival
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