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feature: Thrillers Including Simon Khoury And Simon Kernick
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Jeremy Jehu gets all het up about the latest batch of thrillers

news: A Night Of Crime In Belgravia
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On Wednesday February 8th, come and hear three of the UK's finest crime writers discussing their work at Belgravia Books in the heart of London.

review: Bereft By Chris Womersley
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Just once in a while, a thriller comes along that is so good it takes your breath away

news: John Hawkes Takes The Lead In Jackie Brown Prequel The Switch
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Now, before anybody gets too excited it needs to be stated right up front that, no, Quentin Tarantino has no hand in this

feature: Mark Billingham And Paul Johnston In Conversation
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So what nudged you towards the genre?

news: Century Buys Chatterton Crime Debut
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Century has acquired two novels in a new procedural crime series by author Ed Chatterton, billing it as "gritty, dark, visceral and utterly gripping".

Frank Tallis Up For Thriller Award

FATAL LIES by Frank Tallis has been named a finalist in the Best Paperback Category for the 2010 International Thriller Writer Awards. The winner will be announced at ThrillerFest weekend on July 7-10th at the Grand Hyatt in NYC.

Tallis willfeature in a panel on Psycho-Thrillers at Jewish Book Week.

In the best traditions of historical crime writing, Philip Sington's The Einstein Girl and Frank Tallis' Deadly Communion interweave fiction and fact, as well as re-create whole eras. The reader is not only entranced and entertained but takes away an enhanced understanding of the theories of Einstein or Freud. These highly accomplished practitioners of their craft discuss fiction, myth and reality with crime critic Barry Forshaw.

Posted at 9:09PM Monday 08 Feb 2010

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