Posts Tagged “reginald hill”
The last book I read in 100 words: The Roar of the Butterflies by Reginald Hill
by Stephen Tall on September 19, 2012
The Roar of the Butterflies, Reginald Hill My summer holiday reading this year contained a gaping hole: for the first time in a decade, since I discovered Reginald Hill, I had no new Dalziel and Pascoe book to catch up (…)
In praise and memory of Reginald Hill
by Stephen Tall on January 13, 2012
Reginald Hill, most famous as author of the Dalziel and Pascoe crime novels, died today. Whenever I mention I’m a huge fan of Hill’s, I feel I almost have to apologise for the television series which made his characters famous. (…)
The last book I read in 100 words: The Woodcutter by Reginald Hill
by Stephen Tall on October 17, 2011
The Woodcutter, Reginald Hill I approached this book with some trepidation. I love Hill’s Dalziel & Pascoe series, but found his previous thriller The Stranger House disappointing. And when I realised this book was going to riff on The Count (…)
The last book I read in 100 words: Midnight Fugue, Reginald Hill
by Stephen Tall on July 8, 2010
Midnight Fugue (Reginald Hill) If you know of Reginald Hill’s Dalziel & Pascoe novels only through the BBC series then you’re missing out – for though Warren Clarke and Colin Buchanan were made for the parts, the subtlety, humour and (…)
