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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.
Gerard Brennan
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About Me
- 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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2012
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January
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- Spinetingler Award -- Final Voting Day
- New Review Policy
- Why I Write - Part 3 of 3
- Why I write - Part 2 of 3
- Why I Write - Part 1 of 3
- Belfast Telegraph Competition
- Catch-all Catch-up
- Kindle Surprise
- The Fall is Coming...
- 2012 Spinetingler Nomination -- Best Novella
- An Interview - Claire McGowan
- Writing in 3D
- Cover Story
- Hosts With The Mosts
- The Bonnevilles - Pure Savage
- Facebook Cold Turkey
- Wee Rockets Official Release Date
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January
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2 comments:
Twins.
I just downloaded it, and thought I would point out that though the link won't work for Americans, you can still go to Amazon.com and download it. They asked me to join Amazon prime, which is a bridge too far for me, but if you just look up the title there, you can get it with no strings attached...
Thanks, Seana! I've also posted Amazon US links a couple of posts down just in case anybody has any difficulty finding the page.
I was reading an article about Amazon Prime today, as it happens. Hadn't heard of it before then... It left me a little uneasy.
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