Wednesday, 28 April 2010

The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime - Ed. Maxim Jakubowski.

The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime (Mammoth Book of)
 
 



 The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime

 

 

 

 

 

 

               Ed. Maxim Jakubowski.

Stories from Ray Banks, John Mortimer, Stella Duffy, Martin Edwards, Ken Bruen, Donna Moore, Allan Guthrie, Colin Dexter  and loads more.

 

 

 

 

The SP:

This is the must-have annual anthology for every crime fiction fan - the year's top new British short stories selected by leading crime critic Maxim Jakubowski. This great annual covers the full range of mystery fiction, from noir and hardboiled crime to ingenious puzzles and amateur sleuthing. Packed with top names like Colin Dexter, Christopher Fowler, Alexander McCall Smith, Robert Barnard, Peter James, Natasha Cooper, Sophie Hannah, and many more. 

Maxim Jakubowski is a London-based novelist and editor. He was born in the UK and educated in France. Following a career in book publishing, he opened the world-famous Murder One bookshop in London in 1988 and has since combined running it, now online, with his writing and editing career. He has edited a series of 15 bestselling erotic anthologies and two books of erotic photography, as well as many acclaimed crime collections. He compiles two acclaimed annual series for the Mammoth list: Best New Erotica and Best British Crime. He is a winner of the


2 comments:

Charles Gramlich said...

I've got a couple of these "Mammoth" books and for me they are actually TOO big. I like to read completely through an anthology and put it up on my shelves, but these tomes are just too much for me typically. I no longer buy them.

nigel p bird said...

well, charles, i've just ordered my copy. some of the names in there have me salivating. allan guthrie, a gentleman and a scholar and also my top man, and donna moore who's book 'old dogs' has me laughing out loud like a lune and i'll stop there because you can check out the contents page yourselves.
£5.89 with free p&p, so it weighs in at a penny a page...splendid.

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