It’s the spring of 1981 and Detective Sergeant Sean Duffy has just been transferred to Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland. While the …Read the Rest
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Mercury Tilt by Adrian McKinty
Mercury Tilt by Adrian McKinty My new crime novel, The Cold Cold Ground is set in Northern Ireland in 1981 …Read the Rest
Falling Glass by Adrian McKinty – Excerpt
It’s no go my honey love, it’s no go my poppet, Work your hands from day to day, the wind …Read the Rest
The Thirteen Bikes by Adrian McKinty
by Adrian McKinty When I published my last book, Fifty Grand, I was invited by a national newspaper to write …Read the Rest
Falling Glass by Adrian McKinty – review
While Ireland’s economic fate seems to shift annually, its consistent output of quality crime fiction has been a reliable genre …Read the Rest
Quote for the Day: St. Patrick’s Day edition
Irish author Adrian McKinty’s latest book, Falling Glass, opens with the Irish character Killian having a beer at a bar …Read the Rest
Diarmaid and Grainne by Adrian McKinty from Requiems for the Departed – review
reviewed by Matthew Funk When I was eight years old I read the novel The High Deeds of Finn MacCool …Read the Rest
Quote for the Day
Coincidence has no place in twenty first century writing. It’s actually a worse device for solving plot problems than the …Read the Rest
2010 Spinetingler Award Best Novel: Rising Star WINNER
Spinetingler would like to congratulate all of the nominees and thank all of the voters. Just a reminder that a …Read the Rest
James Patterson Does Not Exist
Guest Article by Adrian McKinty Until Dick Francis’s death a few weeks ago libel laws prevented critics from revealing an …Read the Rest
