"Plot,
characterisation, action and more twists and turns than a ball of wool
- that's Graham Hurley. Pick him up for the kind of book you thought
was no longer written. Or you will be sorry."
Alex Dickson, "Authors Face to Face", Radio Clyde
2008
News |
Once
again, Graham was one of the 12 finalists
for the Theakston's
Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year with One
Under. Congratulations to the winner Stef Penney with her debut novel The Tenderness of Wolves, and huge thanks to all who voted and helped One Under get on to the shortlist. _________________________________________________________________ |
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The
Australian: "The
Price of Darkness, puts Hurley alongside Scotland's
Ian Rankin as a British noir crafter of singularity in
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