Person: Jane Casey

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Jane Casey: 'I re-read an Agatha Christie every few months, to remind myself how it’s done.' File picture: Jonathan Goldberg</p>

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My life in books: ‘I’m a firm believer in the right book finding you at the right moment’

Author Jane Casey says booksellers and librarians have the best recommendations — 'don’t leave it to an algorithm'

<p>Jane Casey’s standalone novel ‘The Killing Kind’ was adapted for television, while her latest in the Maeve Kerrigan series is ‘The Secret Room’.</p>

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Author interview: Jane Casey on the Cork crime writing scene, stand-alone books, and her heroine Maeve Kerrigan

<p>Jane Casey’s new installment builds upon a solid crime series.</p>

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Book review: Thrilling crime secrets to be unlocked

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Andrea Mara: How to make friends when you plan murders for a living

Jane Casey, Author of crime fiction. Photographed at her home in Wandsworth, London.

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Writer Jane Casey: I have things on my to-do list for years

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We Sell Books: From selling World Books to selling books of the world in Cooney’s Bookshop, Macroom

What happens when the reader writes back to a book's author?

Avid reader and now brand new author Andrea Mara ponders how social media has made modern authors accessible to their fans

Wed, 27 Dec, 2017

The nominees for the Bord Gáis Energy Irish Book Awards have been announced

David Walliams will also recive the ‘Bord Gáis Energy International Recognition Award on the night.

Thu, 02 Nov, 2017

Book review: Let the Dead Speak

IN Let the Dead Speak, Jane Casey’s seventh novel to feature London-based police detective, Maeve Kerrigan, Maeve is newly promoted to detective sergeant. 

Sat, 22 Jul, 2017

Book review: Trouble Is Our Business

Traumatised souls. Murderous housewives. Wise-cracking hitmen. Bloody revenge. It’s all there in this excellent collection of short stories from Irish crime writers.

Sat, 27 May, 2017

Book review: Little Bones

SKELETONS tumble out of cupboards early on in Sam Blake’s debut novel, when the little bones of the title are found sewn into the hem of an old wedding dress owned by artist Zoe Grant.

Sat, 13 May, 2017