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| Ash and Bone |
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| Harvey (London, 1938) has published over 90 titles in a prominent 30-year career that spans theatre, poetry, television screenplays, radio adaptations and, above all, crime novels, which catapulted him and his character Charles ... |
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| Au fond de l’oeil du chat |
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| After having worked various jobs, Quadruppani began writing and translating novels at the age of 30, going on to become one of the leading figures of French literature. He has written various essays and novels, the latter mostly crime stories. He ... |
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| Days of Atonement |
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| Michael Gregorio is the pen name of husband and wife Daniela De Gregorio and Michael Jacob, who live and work in Spoleto. Authors of Critique of Criminal Reason, they will be in Courmayeur to present their second novel centering on ... |
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| Dearly Devoted Dexter |
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| Born Jeffry P. Freundlich (1952), before becoming a novelist Lindsay was a musician, singer-songwriter, actor, comic, sports radio commentator, and a theatre and television writer. Although his first novels were published in the ... |
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| Ghostwalk |
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| Stott (Cambridge, 1964) teaches Literature and Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia and conducts research for the British Academy. She published numerous essays and academic papers on literature and Victorian culture, as well as a ... |
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