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The title character in thriller-writer Reginald Hill's stand-alone novel "The Woodcutter" Harper, 519 pages, $25.99 is Wilfred "Wolf" Hadda, born the only child of a forester who lived in a cottage at the edge of an English estate.
The Spy Tale as Rugged Romance Tom Nolan 2011
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Even legal thriller-writer Scott Turow couldn't make this up, but the man taking on the unions in San Francisco is its Public Defender, Jeff Adachi.
Public Unions: Is California Next? Daniel Henninger 2011
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Great writers are often parodied by lesser talents, but Fleming must be the only thriller-writer to be mimicked by a Booker Prize winner, and now by another well-known literary novelist.
Box 2009
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He's a contemporary thriller-writer turned historical novelist, and while his enthusiasm for the Middle Ages and the extensiveness of his research shine through, I'm not sure the move is wholly successful.
Archive 2009-06-01 Tim Stretton 2009
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(A sombre footnote in our story belongs to Erskine Childers, author of that still-readable spy yarn The Riddle of the Sands; during the savage Irish Civil War in 1922, years after his book was published, he became, as far as I know, the only thriller-writer to be himself shot by firing squad.)
Box 2009
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This scenery has attracted many writers over the years, including the poets Stephen Vincent Benét and Jonathan Williams, the Charleston Renaissance figure Herbert Ravenel Sass, the thriller-writer Sandra Brown (her new "Smash Cut" is not far behind "South of Broad" on the lists), and the novelist Walker Percy.
The Writer and His Refuge Stuart Ferguson 2009
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He became a successful English thriller-writer whose work has not been successful in English.
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He's a contemporary thriller-writer turned historical novelist, and while his enthusiasm for the Middle Ages and the extensiveness of his research shine through, I'm not sure the move is wholly successful.
:Acquired Taste Tim Stretton 2009
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He became a successful English thriller-writer whose work has not been successful in English.
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Shots eZine, Mike Ripley's Column April 2007: "I never realised until the other day that my all-time favourite (and campest) Viking film, The Long Ships, was co-scripted by thriller-writer and former Chairman of the Crime Writers Association, Berkely Mather."
Archive 2007-04-22 Bill Crider 2007
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