Koryta’s work took a while to cross the Atlantic. This had much to do with the fact that his first four books, concluding with “The Silent Hour” (2009), were all P.I. tales, and professional investigators-for-hire have never been staples of Britain’s literary culture.
Schlagwort-Archive: Michael Koryta
Podcast: Crime fiction with Joseph Wambaugh and Gillian Flynn
In this week’s programme we track down some of the hottest American crime writers, and investigate the tradition that has created them. Wwith Gillian Flynn, Joseph Wambaugh, Michael Koryta and Peter Messent.
Interview: Michael Koryta and Michael Connelly
A killer conversation with the two Mikes of mystery: Fans of crime fiction know the names Connelly and Koryta well. Two Mikes. Two generations. Two masters of their craft. CNN had a chance to sit down with the two authors.
Kolumne: New in crime fiction: The latest mysteries and thrillers
This week Margaret Cannon discusses crime fiction by Peter Robinson (“Watching the Dark”), Laura Lippman (“And When She was Good”), Kathy Reichs (“Bones are Forever”), Colin Cotterill (“Grandad, There’s a Head on the Beach”) and Michael Koryta (“The Prophet”).
Rezensionen: Karin Fossum, Chelsea Cain, Benjamin Black, Michael Koryta
Thrillers not so thrilling lately? Serial killers too silly? Police detectives too sensitive? Wondering where all the tough guys went? Marilyn Stasio on new novels by Karin Fossum, Chelsea Cain, Benjamin Black and Michael Koryta.
Rezensionen: Januar-Ausgabe von literaturkritik.de
Es werden besprochen: Don Winslow: »Zeit des Zorns«, Michael Koryta: »Eiskalt wie das Blut«, Rob Alef: »Kleine Biester«, Andrea Camilleri und Carlo Lucarelli: »Das süße Antlitz des Todes«, C. J. Box: »Blutschnee« sowie Mary Shelley: »Der sterbliche Unsterbliche«.