Steve Bruce, the football manager, has written some crime novels.
Steve Bruce: Inside the literary career of Newcastle manager
Steve Bruce - manager, player, crime writer?www.bbc.co.uk
'Unquestionably one of the worst written books I’ve ever set eyeballs on. Cringey, forced “colloquial” dialogue made it unbearable. Imagine if Danny Dyer wrote a book over a weekend coked up. It’d be better than this.'
this is what i'm getting at when i say Bukowski's Pulp is dedicated to bad writing. He totally transcends this kind of stuff (which has its own fascination)I was reading a book called "Judas Pig" by "Horace Silver" ( not the jazz guy ) which is pure Dyer - unfinished
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Judas Pig.... ive read about that.... hard to get hold of
i thought it had been banned cos it is a real account of him and his mates sordid crimes?not really, I bought it new off amazon
i thought it had been banned cos it is a real account of him and his mates sordid crimes?
i thought it had been banned cos it is a real account of him and his mates sordid crimes?
its alright youve already shot me down, dont try and salve the woundHis other books are impossible to find though
has anyone (except me) read the Nero Wolf novels? I've read all of them. he's grotesquely fat. so fat he can't move so he has a handsome boy genius with a photographic memory to do all the leg work. so it's like splitting a detective into two, one gets into fights, gets entangled with various femme fatales, the other one solves the case by using mental genius, fingers to temples, eyes closed, cheeks puffed out.... im a big fan
sorry Nero Wolfe is the name of the detective, Rex Stout is the author