READ WAYNE SALLIMAN, he is the next rock n roll George R Martin.ĬM: You asked me about my perfect day what would your ideal day be? PEAKY BLINDERS ESP THE SERIES WITH TOM HARDY AND AIDEN GILLEN What are some of your recent discoveries we should all be reading/watching? Only in France did that novel hit as they saw it as the very metaphysical depiction of evil as a potent ferocious force in a living walking entity.ĬM: You and Jack are avid readers and TV connoisseurs. Will we ever see him operate on American soil?ĬM: Which of your Taylors would you most like to see adapted as a graphic novel? This era of Trump seems to leaden everything with despair and worse, apathy.ĬM: Jack frequently muses/flirts with coming to America.
The new flood of refugees has altered the very alchemy of the city. Now, THE GUARDS are reeling from daily new scandals. Contrast Guards-era Galway to Ghosts era-Galway…īack in 2001, THE GUARDS had huge respect and the church still had some power. To make me own self follow the silence edict, I began a new standaloneĬM: Galway is yours and Jack’s shared hometown, and its own fully-realized character. KB: His voice keeps whispering in my ear and each time I genuinely believe he is gone but No 14 Is I think fitting in the very title On the occasion of the fall release of their new books, these two crime novelists reunite to “interrogate” one another about their long-running series:ĬM: You’ve stated previous Taylor novels would be the last. newspaper interview with Ken Bruen in 2003, upon the American debut of THE GUARDS by Macmillan/Minotaur. HEAD GAMES: the Graphic Novel is Craig McDonald’s adaptation of his 2007 debut novel that was a finalist for Edgar© and Anthony awards, and one of 10 novels in his internationally best-selling Hector Lassiter series about an author/screenwriter notorious for “living what he writes and writing what he lives.” The series has variously been nominated for and awarded many honors, including those for Edgar©, Anthony, Macavity and Shamus awards.
To date, nine novels about Bruen’s Irish ex-cop turned private detective have been adapted to screen starring Iain Glen of Game of Thrones fame. THE GHOSTS OF GALWAY is the 13th Jack Taylor novel by author Ken Bruen.
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