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Tag Archives: Kirkus
Kirkus Calls “The Dread Line” a Heartfelt Anatomy of Crime & Punishment
Kirkus Reviews, one of the bibles of the publishing industry, calls The Dread Line, the fifth novel in my Edgar Award-winning crime-novel series, “a clear-eyed, heartfelt anatomy of crime and punishment in Rhode Island.” Here’s more of what they had … Continue reading
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Tagged Bruce DeSilva, edgar award, Kirkus, Liam Mulligan, New England Patriots, reviews, Rhode Island, The Dread Line
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“Kirkus Reviews” Article About The Writing of “Providence Rag.”
There’s a fantastic article about me and my new Mulligan crime novel, “Providence Rag,” in Kirkus Reviews today! You can find it here. How nice that it appeared on the book’s publication date. The book is available in hardcover, e-book, … Continue reading
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“Kirkus Reviews” Raves About “Providence Rag”
Kirkus Reviews, one of the bibles of the publishing industry, has included my latest crime novel Providence Rag, in it’s list of “Eight Tales to Warm You Up for the New Year.” The review says the novel “was inspired by Rhode Island’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Booklist, Bruce DeSilva, Craig Price, crime novel, Forge, Kirkus, Liam Mulligan, Providence, Providence Rag, Publishers weekly
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“Cliff Walk” Review Praises Character and Setting
Kirkus Reviews has weighed in with its review of Cliff Walk, my new Mulligan crime novel. The reviewer says: “The epic, warts-and-all portrait of the city is scathing; ulcer-ridden wiseacre Mulligan (Rogue Island, 2010) is never less than compelling company; … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, Bruce DeSilva, Cliff Walk, edgar award, hardboiled, Kirkus, Macavity Award, mysteries, new crime fiction, new fiction, noir, Providence, Rhode Island, Rogue Island, thriller
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