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Tuesday, October 3, 2017

Upcoming Event....Macroom Library!

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Tana French Murder Squad set for Television Series!!


Tana French - Fans set to see her characters on screen next year
A new murder-mystery series, based on the books of bestselling crime author Tana French, is coming to BBC One and will begin filming in Dublin. Tana French – Fans will see her characters on-screen next year… and Belfast in 2018.

The Dublin Murders will see French’s first two books, In the Woods and The Likeness, brought to screens in adaptations by Sarah Phelps, who has recently reimagined Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None, Witness for the Prosecution and Ordeal by Innocence for the BBC.
Sarah Phelps’ adaptation of Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None was a ratings hit for the BBC.

Each of French’s novels has a different member of her Dublin Murder Squad as a central character, with the BBC promising “a contemporary world of psychological mystery and darkness with roots deep in Ireland’s past” over eight episodes.

Former East Ender’s writer Phelps said she “couldn’t be more excited” to turn her attention to French’s work. “Tana’s compelling novels are both nail-biting thrillers, enquiries into the nature of evil and heart-breaking stories of human frailty, love and loss,” she said.

Casting details for The Dublin Murders have yet to be announced. Among the producers of the series is Dublin company Element Pictures, whose credits include Rebellion, Red Rock, and the Oscar-winning Room.


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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Time to curl up with a good book.....

Now that the days have a hint of Autumn/Winter about them, it's time to curl up with a good book, and what better place to start, than the host of recent Irish Crime Fiction releases and upcoming delights....

CAN YOU KEEP A SECRET? by Karen Perry (August)


RAVENHILL by John Steele (August)

THE RELUCTANT CONTACT by Stephen Burke (September)


SLEEPING BEAUTIES by Jo Spain (September)

THERE WAS A CROOKED MAN by Cat Hogan (September)

THE WELL OF ICE by Andrea Carter (October 5)


THE GHOSTS OF GALWAY by Ken Bruen (November 2)


BLOOD TIDE by Claire McGowan (November 9)


UNDERTOW by Anthony J. Quinn (December 14) 
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Monday, September 18, 2017

WOW - Publishers Weekly's Review of THE DOLL'S HOUSE - "Phillips’s fascinating follow-up.."



Thank you Publisher's Weekly for your wonderful review of THE DOLL'S HOUSE, which you can read HERE


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Friday, September 15, 2017

Bray Literary Festival & Lady Killers!!

LADY KILLERS-CRIME FICTION EVENT-BRAY FESTIVAL


Bray Literary Festival, the brainchild of author Tanya Farrelly and David Butler will take place between the 22nd - 24th September. It promises to be a festival with a difference, with both established and emerging artists - 'One for the many, not for the few...'




In an interview with the Irish Times, Tanya said -  'We are both natural organisers who are passionate about literature and offering support to fellow writers. I noticed the same names were cropping up in Irish literary festivals – and that many talented writers seem unable to break through that wall. Festivals certainly need headliners to attract an audience but we want to offer a broader spectrum. We’re planning a range of events from well-known writers to published writers who get fewer opportunities, to emerging writers who have yet to have their debut published.'





FOR ALL YOU CRIME FICTION LOVERS....I'll be taking part in 'LADY KILLERS' at the festival with the fabulous Arlene Hunt and Sam Blake, on Sunday the 24th September @ 2 p.m. in Bray Town Hall.






Arlene Hunt is the author of eight novels and numerous short stories. She is the co-owner of Portnoy Publishing and a regular contributor and reviewer for RTE’s culture show, Arena. She lives in Dublin and is currently working on her ninth novel. When not working she spends a lot of time running long distance with her GSD, Archer.



Sam Blake is a pseudonym for Vanessa Fox O'Loughlin. She has been writing fiction since 1999 when her husband went sailing across the Atlantic for 8 weeks and she had an idea for a book. Her debut novel, Little Bones, spent eight weeks in the top 10 Irish Times Bestseller list. Vanessa is also the founder of The Inkwell Group publishing consultancy and the Irish national writing resources website Writing.ie. She is a leading literary scout who has assisted many award winning and bestselling authors to publication. 



Louise Phillips, is the author of four bestselling crime novels. She is the winner of numerous literary awards, including Best Irish Crime Novel of the Year. Last year, she was longlisted for the CWA Dagger in the Library, and is the recipient of both art bursaries and residencies for literature. A judge for the EU Literary Award, her debut novel, RED RIBBONS, was published to critical acclaim in the US in 2016. She is currently working on her fifth novel.


FOR FULL LIST OF EVENTS & ALL DETAILS OF THE FESTIVAL VISIT HERE 
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BOOK EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT !!!
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Wednesday, September 13, 2017

50% Discount during 24 Hour Flash Sale!!! Writing Authentic Crime Fiction!!!

50% DISCOUNT for the next 24 hours....so grab the last few places....or phone the Irish Writers Centre early tomorrow (01) 8721302


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That fine balance between the dramatic, the fictional and the realistic can be hard to strike.
But with Louise Phillips and former police detective Tom Doyle on the job, the budding crime writer will be encouraged to delve into the nitty gritty.
Starting next week! On sale now as part of our 24hr flash sale! >>> http://bit.ly/2uEnhPG
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Friday, September 1, 2017

Cracking the Kindle Top 100!!!



Well this was a lovely tweet to see yesterday, RED RIBBONS in the TOP KINDLE 100 Books, and even better, it's still there today at number 47!!!

Thanks all!
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Friday, August 18, 2017

Free Audio downloads....The Doll's House!!



To CELEBRATE the publication of THE DOLL's HOUSE Audiobook, I have 3 free downloads to give away!!

To be in with a chance to win, answer this simple question!!

Who is the criminal psychologist featured in this series of books??

Leave a comment here, or on Facebook, or Twitter @LouiseMPhillips  :-)
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Tuesday, August 15, 2017

For fans of Tana French and Patricia Cornwell!!!

Coughs lightly......."The Doll's House by Louise Phillips...perfect for fans of Tana French and Patricia Cornwall..." 

THE DOLL'S HOUSE Goodreads giveaway for all US readers...See link below......

LINK


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Tuesday, August 8, 2017

Publication Day!!


Today's the day folks.....publication of THE DOLL'S HOUSE in the US!!

Thanks to Polis Books!!



WINNER OF THE IRISH CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR


Today marks the U.S. release for THE DOLL'S HOUSE, the riveting novel in Louise Phillips's internationally bestselling Kate Pearson series! Read this acclaimed novel from the writer called "Ireland’s finest mystery writer." (San Diego Book Review)



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B&N: http://bit.ly/2vAeZIY
iBooks: http://apple.co/2hFS9K8
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Indiebound: http://bit.ly/2vfkUlM
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Shortlisted for BEST IRISH CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR 2019 THE HIDING GAME

Awarded Literature Bursary from the Arts Council of Ireland 2016

Longlisted CWA Dagger Award 2016

Awarded Writing Residency Cill Rialaig 2015

Shortlisted for BEST IRISH CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR 2014 & 2015 LAST KISS & THE GAME CHANGER

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Shortlisted for BEST IRISH CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR 2012 - RED RIBBONS

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Shortlisted - Bridport UK 2011

Winner of the April 2011 Irish Writers Centre 'Lonely Voice Platform'

Longlisted -RTE Guide/Penguin Short Story Competition 2010 & 2011

Winner of the Jonathan Swift Award 2009

Shortlisted - Molly Keane Memorial Award 2008

Winner in the NWA Awards 2008

Irish Judge EU Prize for Literature 2015

Irish Judge EU Prize for Literature 2015

Amazon Number 1 Bestseller in Irish Crime Fiction

Amazon Number 1 Bestseller in Irish Crime Fiction

Irish Independent Review of LAST KISS

Irish Independent Review of LAST KISS
Click Image to View "Last Kiss is superior and takes her writing to another, more intense level - HIGHLY RECOMMENDED."

San Francisco Book Review - LAST KISS

San Francisco Book Review - LAST KISS
Click Image to View "Phillips is certainly equal to James Patterson, Sara Paretsky, and Patricia Cornwell. LAST KISS has echoes of Basic Instincts, however Phillips takes it to much more interesting places."

Sunday Independent - Queens of the Irish Crime Scene

Sunday Independent - Queens of the Irish Crime Scene
"Phillips is superb at suspense and at conjuring up a dark menacing atmosphere."

BBC Radio Ulster - LAST KISS

BBC Radio Ulster - LAST KISS
“Once you start reading, you have to keep going. Phillips deserves to be known well beyond these shores. This is not just an Irish Crime thriller-it’s among the best crime writing in the world- top notch thriller."

EURO CRIME - LAST KISS

EURO CRIME - LAST KISS
“This book is superb! A chilling and original storyline about nature versus nurture, it has you hooked right from the very first page - It has an ending that you just can't see coming!" Highly Recommended”

IRISH TIMES - LAST KISS

IRISH TIMES - LAST KISS
"The blend of first and third-person narratives gives the story great pace...Phillips is exploring the dark matter of damaged sexual identity…. the abiding impression is of the empathy Phillips evokes on behalf of her lethal but fragile anti-heroine."

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Mum, Why isn't Wonder Woman Wearing Any Clothes

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Irish Times - The Story of Home
Writing Her Future

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Praise for The Doll's House

‘A real page turner - Phillips’ book is laced with tension and gradually builds to a thrilling finale. What’s particularly great about the novel is the author’s fearlessness in delving into the darker recesses of the Irish capital.’

The Irish Post

'The past and present collide with deadly effect - A gripping, suspenseful story, peopled with well-drawn characters....’

Irish Independent

'A great read told at breakneck speed, cue sitting on the edge of your seat for 400 pages'

BBC Radio Ulster

‘We can at last witness the rich experience of childhood and motherhood being minded in Irish literature’

Irish Examiner

‘Chilling, mesmerising. Gets under your skin and stays with you.'

Niamh O'Connor

'Another action packed crime thriller from this bestselling author, who should be found on the shelves between the likes of MandaSue Heller, Patricia Cornwell, and James Patterson.'

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RED RIBBONS - Shortlisted for Best Irish Crime Novel of the year 2012

RED RIBBONS - Shortlisted for Best Irish Crime Novel of the year 2012
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Praise for RED RIBBONS

‘A cracker of a novel, highly recommended, a phenomenal debut’

Arlene Hunt

‘Red Ribbons is an absolutely brilliant book … spine-tingling with loads of twists and turns. A debut novel from a great writer who will soon be up there with the likes of Patricia Cornwell’

Stafford FM

‘Dark, spooky, but believable’

Irish Examiner

‘Red Ribbons has been getting rave reviews, especially for the insight it offers into the emotions of a mother who has lost her child’

Irish Mail on Sunday

‘The pace of this book is spot on, revealing information from the killer’s past bit by bit to keep the reader turning the pages’

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