Tuesday, 17 August 2010

The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime 8 ed.Maxim Jakubowski


The Mammoth Book of Best British Crime 8 ed.Maxim Jakubowski

Over 35 new short stories from the UK�s leading crime writers. 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 such as: Ian Rankin (including a new Rebus), Alexander McCall Smith, David Hewson, Christopher Brookmyre, Simon Kernick, A.L. Kennedy, Louise Walsh, Kate Atkinson, Colin Bateman, Stuart McBride and Andrew Taylor.






The full list of contributors is as follows: Sheila Quigley, Nigel Bird, Jay Stringer, Paul D. Brazill, Adrian Magson, Colin Bateman, Gerard Brennan, Matthew J. Elliott, Andrew Taylor, Lin Anderson, Christopher Brookmyre, Ray Banks, Declan Burke, Liza Cody, Simon Kernick, Stuart MacBride, Allan Guthrie, Ian Rankin (two stories, including a new Rebus), Nick Quantrill, Edward Marston, Nicholas Royle, Zoe Sharp, Robert Barnard, Simon Brett, Peter Lovesey, A.L. Kennedy, Roz Southey, Phil Lovesey, David Hewson, Amy Myers, Marilyn Todd, Peter Turnbull, Keith McCarthy, Alexander McCall Smith, Stephen Booth, Denise Mina, Mick Herron, Kate Atkinson and Louise Welsh.
 
It's HERE next year.Chuffed to be in, I am.Good to see some mates in there too.

7 comments:

David Cranmer said...

Very impresssive, sir. Congrats.

Michael Solender said...

congrats mate, chuffed for you..

Naomi Johnson said...

Congratulations, Paul, and let me add that I am not at all surprised by the company you're keeping these days. I am delighted for you!

Jodi MacArthur said...

Wonderful, Paul. Congrats!

Lee Hughes said...

Hell of a list of folks you be sharing them there pages with feller, congrats!

Alan Griffiths said...

Chuffing eck sir!

Many congrats Paul, a super achievement and well deserved. Yes, you are in some great company but will not be out of place.

Kind regards.

Paul D. Brazill said...

Thanks all. More than pleased. Thanks for the support and especially to Al for giving GUNS OF BRIXTON the once over.

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