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The spot where Gerard Brennan, author and playwright, blogs about reading and writing... but never arithmetic.
He recently turned his back on gainful employment to pursue a crime fiction related PhD at QUB.
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- Gerard Brennan
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- Gerard Brennan's short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies, including The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime. He co-edited Requiems for the Departed, a collection of crime fiction based on Irish myths. His novella, The Point, was published by Pulp Press in October 2011 and won the 2012 Spinetingler Award. His debut novel, WEE ROCKETS, was published by Blasted Heath in 2012. He is currently working on a creative writing PhD at Queen's University Belfast
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August
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- A Wee Review - Bloodland by Alan Glynn
- Collusion - Stuart Neville
- A Wee Review - Little Girl Lost by Brian McGilloway
- Writers' Writers (a short report)
- No Alibis Event - Burke and McKinty
- A Wee Review - Plugged by Eoin Colfer
- Declan Burke Event
- A Wee Review - Dr Yes by Colin Bateman
- A Wee Review - Back of Beyond by C.J. Box
- Less is More
- Fancy a Cool One?
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7 comments:
This is a rare thing. One of those book trailers that is actually pretty feckin' good.
Cheers
gb
I haven't seen many book trailers, but this is clever and effective.
More importantly, I've just this weekend got my hands on a copy of Collusion. Happy days.
It's a captivating and clever trailer, but it doesn't really jibe with my sense of the book.
Cool trailer. Def on the top of my TBR list
Interesting what Seana says - having by now read Collusion, I agree with her. Though it's still a good read - as evidenced by the fact that I started it today and finished it today - which makes it unputdownable.
And who's that I see popping up in the acknowledgements? Oh - it's you.
The trailer’s shite. There’s nothing in it about Gerry Fegan’s bafflement over the American habit of putting cheese on everything.
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More cheese and less blood. It would have been brilliant.
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