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Book review: Disappeared

THE normal standards of right and wrong did not apply to his parishioners,” observes Fr Jack Fee early on in Anthony J Quinn’s Disappeared, “only what was necessary or unnecessary for survival.”

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Book review: Border Angels

by Anthony Quinn

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

Ireland’s ascent to the top of the crime-fiction tree will reach new heights this week, when an anthology featuring the country’s finest thriller-writers is launched in New York on November 7, writes author and journalist Garbhan Downey.

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Pro-IRA graffiti in Strabane - now fixed

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A new chapter on a time when words could kill

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It’s a crime for genre to slip up on literary status

When crime does pay

THE great crime novelist Raymond Chandler advised, “When in doubt have a man come through a door with a gun in his hand”.

Tue, 26 Jun, 2012

Crime and humour are Bateman’s unique literary combination

Nine Inches

Sat, 05 Nov, 2011

First thoughts

Newly published this week

Sat, 28 May, 2011

Lucky number Twelve

ASK any successful writer how they got their first book deal and you will hear a different story.

Mon, 03 Aug, 2009

O’Gara ditches the blues by scooping top book award

RONAN O’GARA was back on winning form last night when he scooped a prize for his autobiography at the Irish Book Awards.

Thu, 07 May, 2009

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