Appendix: Contemporary Irish Detective Series

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Vincent Banville. Private detective John Blaine series, set in Dublin (series premieres 1993): Death by Design , Death the Pale Rider , Sad Song , Cannon Law , An Accident Waiting to Happen . Alex Barclay. Joe Lucchesi series (2005): Darkhouse , The Caller . FBI Ren Bryce series (2008): Blood Runs Cold , Time of Death , Blood Loss , Harm ’ s Reach , Killing Ways . Colin Bateman. Private detective Dan Starkey series (1995): Divorcing Jack , Of Wee Sweetie Mice and Men , Turbulent Priests , Shooting Sean , The Horse with My Name , Driving Big Davie , Belfast Confi dential , Nine Inches , Fire and Brimstone , The Dead Pass . Police detective Jimmie Murphy series, set in London (2002): Murphy ’ s Law , Murphy ’ s Revenge . Mystery Man series, set in Belfast (2009): Mystery Man , The Day of the Jack Russell , Dr. Yes , The Prisoner of Brenda . Benjamin Black (John Banville). Pathologist Quirke series, set in 1950s Dublin (2006): Christine Falls , The Silver Swan , The Lemur , Elegy for April , A Death in Summer , Vengeance , Holy Orders . Philip Marlowe reboot for the Raymond Chandler estate. Ingrid Black (Eilis O’Hanlon and Ian McConnel). Saxon and Fitzgerald (2003): The Dead , The Dark Eye , The Judas Heart , Circle of the Dead . Rhys Bowen (Janet Quin-Harkin). Molly Murphy series set in fi n - de - siècle New York City (2001): Murphy ’ s Law , Death of Riley , For the Love of Mike , In Like Flynn , Oh Danny Boy , In Dublin ’ s Fair City , Tell Me ,

Pretty Maiden , In a Gilded Cage , The Last Illusion , Bless the Bride , Hush Now , Don ’ t You Cry , The Family Way , City of Darkness and Light , The Edge of Dreams , Time of Fog and Fire . Conor Brady. Detective Sgt. Joe Swallow series, set in 1880s Dublin (2012): A June of Ordinary Murders , The Eloquence of the Dead . John Brady. Inspector Sgt. Matt Minogue series, set in Dublin (2002): A Stone of the Heart , Unholy Ground , Kaddish in Dublin , All Souls , The Good Life , A Carra King , Wonderland , Islandbridge , Going Rate , The Coast Road . Ken Bruen. Private investigator Jack Taylor series, set in Galway (2001): The Guards , The Killing of the Tinkers , The Magdalen Martyrs , The Dramatist , Priest , Cross , Sanctuary , The Devil , Headstone , Purgatory , Green Hell . The Brant-Roberts series (1998): A White Arrest , Taming the Alien , The McDead , Blitz , Vixen , Calibre , Ammunition . The Fisher- Petrakos series (2006): Bust , Slide , The Max . Declan Burke. Harry Rigby series, set in Sligo (2003): Eightball Boogie , Slaughter ’ s Hound . Jane Casey. Det. Constable Maeve Kerrigan series, set in London (2010): The Burning , The Reckoning , The Last Girl , The Stranger You Know , Left for Dead (e-novella), The Kill , After the Fire . Paul Charles. Det. Inspector Christy Kennedy series, set in London (1997): Last Boat to Camden Town , I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass , Fountain of Sorrow , The Ballad of Sean and Wilko , The Hissing of the Silent Lonely Room , I ’ ve Heard the Banshee Sing , The Justice Factory , Sweetwater , The Beautiful Sound of Silence , A Pleasure to Do Death with You . Inspector Starrett series, set in Donegal (2007): The Dust of Death , Family Life . John Connolly. Private detective Charlie Parker series, set in the United States (1999): Every Dead Thing , Dark Hollow , The Killing Kind , The White Road , The Refl ecting Eye (novella), The Black Angel , The Unquiet , The Reapers , The Lovers , The Whisperers , The Burning Soul , The Wrath of Angels , The Wolf in Winter , A Song of Shadows . John Creed (Eoin McNamee). Intelligence Offi cer Jack Valentine series, set in Northern Ireland and elsewhere (2002): The Sirius Crossing , The Day of the Dead , Black Cat Black Dog . Ruth Dudley Edwards. The Robert Amiss Mysteries, set in London and elsewhere (1981): Corridors of Death , The St. Valentine ’ s Day Murders , The English School of Murder , Clubbed to Death , Matricide at St. Martha ’ s . The Robert Amiss/Baroness Jack Troutbeck Mysteries: Ten Lords A - Leaping , Murder in a Cathedral , Publish and Be Murdered , The APPENDIX: CONTEMPORARY IRISH DETECTIVE SERIES 151

Anglo - Irish Murders , Carnage on the Committee , Murdering Americans , Killing the Emperors . Tana French. Dublin Murder Squad (2007): In the Woods , The Likeness , Faithful Place , Broken Harbour , The Secret Place . Cora Harrison. The Burren mysteries, featuring Brehon detective Mara, set in medieval Ireland (2007). My Lady Judge , Michaelmas Tribute , Sting of Justice , Writ in Stone , Eye of the Law , Scales of Retribution , Deed of Murder , Laws in Confl ict , Chain of Evidence , Cross of Vengence , Verdict of the Court , Condemned to Death . Erin Hart. Nora Gavin–Cormac Maguire series, set in Galway (2005): Haunted Ground , Lake of Sorrows , False Mermaid , The Book of Killowen . Declan Hughes. Private investigator Ed Loy series, set in Dublin and Los Angeles (2006): The Wrong Kind of Blood , The Colour of Blood , The Price of Blood , All the Dead Voices , City of Lost Girls . Arlene Hunt. QuicK Investigations series, set in Dublin (2005): False Intentions , Black Sheep , Missing Presumed Dead , Undertow , Blood Money . Jim Lusby. DI Carl McCadden series, set in Waterford (1995): Making the Cut , Flashback , Kneeling at the Altar . Kevin McCarthy. Sgt. Sean O’Keefe series, set in 1920s Dublin (2010): Peeler , Irregulars . Eugene McEldowney. The Superintendent Cecil Megarry series, set in Belfast (1994): A Kind of Homecoming , A Stone of the Heart , The Sad Case of Harpo Higgins . Brian McGilloway. Inspector Benedict Devlin series, set in the borderlands (2007): Borderlands , Gallows Lane , Bleed a River Deep , The Rising , The Nameless Dead . Detective Sgt. Lucy Black series, set in the borderlands (2011): Little Girl Lost , Hurt /Someone You Know , Preserve the Dead . Claire McGowan. Forensic psychologist Paula Maguire series, set in the borderlands (2013): The Lost , The Dead Ground . Adrian McKinty. Michael Forsythe trilogy (2003): Dead I Well May Be , The Dead Yard , The Bloomsday Dead . Det. Sean Duffy trilogy, set in Northern Ireland (2012): The Cold , Cold Ground , I Hear the Sirens in the Street , In the Morning I’ ll Be Gone , Gun Street Girl . Cormac Millar. Seamus Joyce series, set in Dublin (2004): An Irish Solution , The Grounds . Sam Millar. Private investigator Karl Kane series, set in Dublin (2008): Bloodstorm , The Dark Place , Dead of Winter . Stuart Neville. Jack Lennon series, set in Belfast (2009): The Twelve /Ghosts of Belfast , Collusion , Stolen Souls , The Final Silence . 152 APPENDIX: CONTEMPORARY IRISH DETECTIVE SERIES

Eilís Ní Dhuibhne. Saoirse Ní Ghallchóir and Garda Máirtín Ó Flaithearta series, set in Kerry (2000): Dúnmharú sa Daingean (Murder in Dingle ), Dún an Airgid ( Close Money ). Niamh O’Connor. Police detective Jo Birmingham series, set in Dublin (2010): If I Never See You Again , Taken , Too Close for Comfort , Blink . Julie Parsons. Inspector Michael McLoughlin series, set in Dublin (1998): Mary , Mary , I Saw You . Louise Phillips. Criminal psychologist Dr. Kate Pearson series, set in Dublin (2012): Red Ribbons , The Doll ’ s House , Last Kiss . Michael Russell. Det. Inspector Stefan Gillespie series, set in 1930s–1940s Dublin environs and other war-torn cities (2012): The City of Shadows , The City of Strangers , The City in Darkness . Peter Tremayne (Peter Berresford Ellis). Sister Fidelma series, set in seventh-century Ireland (1994): Absolution by Murder , Shroud for the Archbishop , Suffer Little Children , The Subtle Serpent , The Spider ’ s Web , Valley of the Shadow , The Monk Who Vanished , Act of Mercy , Our Lady of Darkness , Hemlock at Vespers (short stories), Smoke in the Wind, The Haunted Abbot , Badger ’ s Moon , Whispers of the Dead (short stories), The Leper ’ s Bell , Master of Souls , A Prayer for the Damned , Dancing with Demons , The Council of the Cursed , The Dove of Death , The Chalice of Blood , Behold A Pale Horse , The Seventh Trumpet , Atonement of Blood , The Devil ’ s Seal , The Second Death , The Second Death . BIBLIOGRAPHY

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A Black, Benjamin (John Banville), 1, At Swim-Two-Birds (1939) 11, 33, 41n5, 135 (O’Brien), 34 The Black-Eyed Blonde , 1, 33 austerity economics, 4, 9, 11, 61–62, Christine Falls , 1, 135–136, 64, 69 138–9, 143 Elegy for April , 136, 138, 145 The Silver Swan , 136, 138, B 142–5 Banville, John . See Black, Benjamin Bloch, Ernst, 68–9 Bateman, Colin, 2, 12n5, 149 Bodkin, Matthias McDonnell, 6 Beckett, Samuel, 59–60, 63, 68, 128, Bourke, Angela, 39–40, 43n37 133n35 Bowen, Rhys (Janet Quin-Harkin), Company , 59 10, 149 ‘Echo’s Bones’, 128 Bruen, Ken, 11, 33, 41n5, 42n15, Krapp’s Last Tape , 59 57–71, 127, 150 Molloy , 60, 128 The Devil , 63 The Trilogy , 59–60 The Guards , 59, 68–69 Waiting for Godot , 59, 128 Headstone , 59, 63–4 Belfast, 2, 9, 77, 92, 95–6, 99–101, The Killing of the Tinkers , 103, 126–127 59, 63 Belfast/Good Friday Agreement . (See The Magdalen Martyrs , 59 also Post-Agreement North), 83, Purgatory , 61–63, 65, 69 91, 95, 126 Sanctuary , 61–3

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Burke, Declan, 3, 11, 150 Nocturnes , 31 Burke, James Lee, 32 The Whisperers , 38 The White Road , 33, 37, 43n37 The Wolf in Winter , 36, 38 C Conrad, Kathryn, 26 Casey, Jane, 2, 6, 9, 121–34, 150 Cozy crime, 10 After the Fire , 121, 127, 130 Crofts, Freeman Wills, 6–7, 13n25 The Burning , 121, 123, 128, 130 The Kill , 121, 126–7 The Last Girl , 121, 130 D Left for Dead , 121 Deane, Seamus, 63–4 The Reckoning , 121, 127, 129 Delany, Samuel R., 2 The Stranger You Know , 121, 123 Díaz, Junot, 3 Catholic Church/Catholicism, 7, domicide , 114–5 14n13, 23–4, 33, 36, 49, 76–7, Doyle, Arthur Conan, 109 81, 85, 93, 96–7, 135–8, 140, Doyle, Roddy, 3 142, 145–6 Dresner, Lisa M., 19 Celtic culture, 17 Dublin, 2, 4–6, 8–11, 38, 45–55, 73, Celtic monasticism, 25 77, 108, 110–14, 135, 138, 142 Celtic Tiger, 3–4, 9, 12n5, 33, 47, Dudley Edwards, Ruth, 10, 150 61–3, 77, 98, 107–8, 110–16 Chandler, Raymond, 1–2, 7–8, 11, 33, 40, 46, 48, 50, 58–9, 62, 123, 149 E The Big Sleep , 7–8, 48, 50, 58, 61, 65 Eagleton, Terry, 4 ‘The Simple Art of Murder’, 59 Ellis, Peter Berresford. See Tremayne, Charles, Paul, 2, 150 Peter Christie, Agatha, 6, 41n4, 52 epigraph usage, 33, 49–50, 59–60, Cleary, Joe, 108, 117n7 64–5, 127–8 Collins, Wilkie, 5 existentialism, 58–63, 69 The Moonstone, 5, 7 exogamy , 26 The Woman in White, 13n19, 45 Connelly, Michael , 9 Connolly, John, 2, 11, 31–44, 41n5 , 150 F A Song of Shadows , 32, 36–38, 40 Faison, Stephen, 58 A Time of Torment , 32 Fallon, Ann C., 10 Bad Men , 31 Ferriter, Diarmaid, 136, 144–146 The Black Angel , 32–3, 35–36, 39 Foster, R. F., 107 The Book of Lost Things , 31 French, Tana, 2, 6, 9, 107–20, The Chronicles of the Invaders (with 117n7, 151 Jennifer Ridyard) , 31 Broken Harbor , 113, 114 Dark Hollow , 37, 42n21 Faithful Place , 112–3 Every Dead Thing , 31, 35–6, 38, 40 In the Woods , 110, 113 The Killing Kind , 35–8, 42n21 The Likeness , 113–4 The Lovers , 33, 36 The Secret Place , 115 Night Music: Nocturnes 2 , 31 INDEX 167

G Irish Studies, 2, 33–4, 62 Galway, 57, 60–5, 67, 69 Garratt, Robert, 109 Gill, Bartholomew (Mark McGarrity), J 8, 12n5 journalism/journalists, 2, 3, 6, 8, 11, Glynn, Alan, 33 12n5 , 31, 95–6, 121–3 Golden Age of detective fi ction , 4, 6, Joyce, James, 52, 60, 64, 145–6 13n15, 41n4 Dubliners , 60 Good Friday/Belfast Agreement . Ulysses , 135, 141–3, 146 (See also Post-Agreement North), 83, 91, 95, 126 Gothic literature, 4, 59, 75, 113, 116 K Grafton, Sue, 6, 123 Kerrigan, Gene, 33, 117n7, 118n20 Gregorek, Jean, 112–3, 119n40 Keyes, Marian, 3 Kiberd, Declan, 107, 135 Kincaid, Andrew, 108 H Kinealy, Christine, 21 Hammett, Dashiell, 7, 11, 45–6, 48–9, Kinsman, Margaret, 123 52, 58, 62 Klein, Kathleen, 19 The Maltese Falcon , 7, 46, 58 Kristeva, Julia, 18–21 hard-boiled, 1, 6–8, 11, 13n15, 46, 53, 62, 79, 81, 109, 123–4, 130 L Harrison, Cora, 10, 151 Laub, Dori, 109–10 Health Act (1947), 136–7 Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan, 4–5 Heaney, Seamus, 75, 87, 90n56 Lloyd, David, 108 Herman, Judith, 107, 109–10 Holmes, Sherlock, 19, 21–2, 60, 109 Hughes, Declan, 11, 45–55, 127, 151 M All the Dead Voices , 46, 48, 51 Macdonald, Ross, 32, 35, 38, 43n34, City of Lost Girls , 48, 49, 52, 54 49–50 The Colour of Blood , 49–50 Marriage Equality Bill (2015), 64 Digging for Fire , 47 Maxwell, Alexander, 26 The Price of Blood , 49–50 McCabe, Patrick, 3, 34 Shiver , 47 McCarthy, Conor, 34 The Wrong Kind of Blood , 46, McGilloway, Brian, 2, 9, 48, 73–90, 151 48–50, 52 Bleed a River Deep , 86–7 Hughes, Eamonn, 101 Borderlands , 75, 81 Huyssen, Andreas, 111 Gallows Lane , 75, 83–4 link between Irish literary tradition, 75 I The Nameless Dead , 85, 87 Industrial Schools Act (1868), 137 plots and characterization, 76 Irish Constitution (1937), 136 The Rising , 75, 83 168 INDEX

McKinty, Adrian, 2, 11, 100, 151 S Meier, William, 2 Sayers, Dorothy, 6 Muldoon, Paul, 40 Scaggs, John, 17, 78 Schaffer, Rachel, 111 sensation novel, 4, 13n19 N Sjöwall, Maj, 86 Neville, Stuart, 9, 91–106, 151 social media, 123, 129, 131–2 Collusion , 91–3, 97–9, 101–2 Stafford, Fiona, 77 The Final Silence , 92, 94, 97, 102 stoicism, 67 infrastructure of Troubles, 92 surveillance, 121–22, 124, 128, 131 Stolen Souls , 91–3, 97, 99, 101 The Twelve/The Ghosts of Belfast , 94–5, 96–9 T Newgate novels, 4 Teel, John , 116 Nordic noir, 2 The Third Policeman (1968) The Notting Hill Mystery (1865) (O’Brien), 34 (Felix), 5 Tremayne, Peter (Peter Berresford Ellis), 10, 17–29, 152 Absolution by Murder , 17, 18, 22 O Atonement of Blood , 20 O’Connor, Niamh, 33, 152 Badger’s Moon , 26 O’Toole, Fintan, 108 The Chalice of Blood , 24 ‘Hemlock at Vespers’, 17 The Leper’s Bell , 20, 26 P Master of Souls , 23, 24 Paretsky, Sara, 6, 123 Our Lady of Darkness , 20 Phillips, Bill, 32 The Seventh Trumpet , 20 Poe, Edgar Allan, 60, 109 Shroud for the Archbishop , 18–19, Porfi rio, Robert, 58 21, 24 Post-Agreement North, 4, 9, 91–2, The Subtle Serpent , 20, 23–4 95, 98–9, 101, 104 Troubles, The, 2, 4, 9, 52, 81–5, 87–8, 91–6, 98–101, 103–4, 108, 125–6 Troubles literature/thriller, 95–7, R 101–4 Rankin, Ian, 9 Ridyard, Jennifer, 31 Robton, Bill , 101 W Ross, Ian Campbell, 2, 6, 146 Wahlöö, Per, 86 Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC), Wilde, Oscar, 7–8, 33, 59 83, 92, 96 Woolf, Virginia, 60