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REVIEWS First Prehistoric Serial Killer and other stories

REVIEWS First Prehistoric Serial Killer and other stories

IAN RANKIN TWEET: This hugely imaginative collection of (mostly crime) (mostly Barcelona-based) short stories comes out in August. The ‘Connections’ sequence in particular is terrific.

Very highly recommended – for those with a taste for murder, the surreal, and possibly – the stories of Saki. Euro Crime 

This subtly inventive story collection from Spanish author Solana (The Sound of One Hand Killing) floats effortlessly from whimsy to horror, from exploring the inner life of ghosts to witnessing a murderous gang fight. Publishers Weekly

 

Reviews for  Crazy Tales of Blood and Guts by Teresa Solana

Reviews for Crazy Tales of Blood and Guts by Teresa Solana

‘Starts with “Still Life No 41”, shortlisted for the short story 2012 Edgar Award, in which the young twenty-six year old Director of the Museum of Ultra-Avant-Garde Art is pushed... Read More
Teresa Solana - The Sound of One Hand Killing

Reviews for The Sound of One Hand Killing by Teresa Solana

‘Early in Solana's haphazardly plotted third novel featuring twin Barcelona detectives Eduard Martínez and Borja Masdéu (after 2011's A Shortcut to Paradise), the pair find their office burglarized and decide... Read More
Teresa Solana - A Shortcut to Paradise

Reviews for A Shortcut to Paradise by Teresa Solana

'Marina Dolc, the telegenic author of lurid best-sellers, is bludgeoned to death with the trophy she has just been awarded in Barcelona. The runner-up, a pompous author of poor-selling literary... Read More
Teresa Solana - A Not So Perfect Crime

Reviews for A Not So Perfect Crime by Teresa Solana

'Murder and mayhem in Barcelona' is an understatement. Teresa Solana's book A Not So Perfect Crime may be full of murder and mayhem, but it's also packed full of humour,... Read More