Person: Adrian McKinty

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<p>Adrian McKinty’s genius is how deftly he places his roguish hero at the centre of storylines involving episodes like the Kincora Boys scandal, the De Lorean car farrago, and the double-dealing of Freddie “Stakeknife” Scappaticci. File picture: Maxwells Dublin </p>

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Book review: Duffy returns for more Ulster noir

Having mined some of the darkest chapters in the province to excellent effect, Adrian McKinty and Sean Duffy have moved on to the 1990s

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Book review: Trouble Is Our Business

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10 Irish crime fiction novels you didn't know you needed in your life

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Book review: Rain Dogs

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"Belfast Noir": Move over Scandinavia, the Irish are the real thrillers ...

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Gripping RUC thriller has Troubles in mind

A new chapter on a time when words could kill

Northern Ireland writers are beginning to use the Troubles as a backdrop for their latest work, says Declan Burke

Sat, 16 Mar, 2013

McKinty’s crime buster trawls the North’s streets

I Hear the Sirens in the Streets

Sat, 02 Mar, 2013

Putting character in conflict

Northern Irish writer Adrian McKinty has set his detective fiction in the milieu of the Troubles, says Declan Burke

Wed, 23 Jan, 2013

From the Troubles to exploring the sordid world of sex-trafficked women

Stolen Souls

Sat, 12 May, 2012

Crime and humour are Bateman’s unique literary combination

Nine Inches

Sat, 05 Nov, 2011

EVOKING Cuban crime novels like Jerome Charyn’s Paradise Man, Fifty Grand by Adrian McKinty takes us on a rampage through a corrupt Colorado town and the decadence of Cuban military rule as it flicks between America and the Caribbean island.

Mon, 12 Oct, 2009