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THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST Published Today!
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST is officially published by Soho Crime today in the US.
NEWS FLASH - LA Reading on 10th December
Reading at the Mystery Bookstore, Los Angeles, Thursday 10th December
Launch of THE TWELVE at No Alibis, Belfast, Friday 26th of June, 2009
At 7:00pm on Friday 26th of June 2009, THE TWELVE will be launched at Belfast's famous No Alibis bookstore on Botanic Avenue in a joint event with international best selling author John Connolly. John will be reading from his latest novel, THE LOVERS, published in July. David Torrans at No Alibis hosts the best book events in Ireland, so it's sure to be a great evening. A large turnout is expected, so please email david@noalibis.com if you would like to reserve seating. No Alibis, 83 Botanic Avenue, Belfast, BT7 1JL. Tel: 028 90319601
The Observer Hails THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST as a Future Classic
Nicola Barr of The Observer newspaper called THE TWELVE, the UK edition of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, "a future classic of its time" in a glowing review today.
GHOSTS OF BELFAST Best of 2009 in New York and LA Times!
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST has been named as one of the best crime novels of 2009 by both the New York Times and the LA Times!
About Me
About the author Stuart Neville
France: Rivages
The French edition of THE TWELVE/THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST will be published by Rivages.
Latest Reviews in the Sunday Independent and Eurocrime
Great reviews have recently appeared in Ireland's Sunday Independent newspaper, and at Eurocrime.co.uk.
Japan: Random House Kodansha
The Japanese edition of THE TWELVE/THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST will be published by Random House Kodansha.
UK & Commonwealth: The Twelve (Harvill Secker)
THE TWELVE, the UK & Commonwealth edition of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, is published by Harvill Secker, an imprint of Random House. Find out more at www.stuartneville.com.
Cover Art for The Ghosts of Belfast
The jacket design for The Ghosts of Belfast, the American edition of The Twelve.
Ghosts of Belfast LA Times Book Prize Finalist
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, aka THE TWELVE, is shortlisted for the 2009 LA Times Book Prize!
Press Reviews
Newspaper and magazine reviews of The Ghosts of Belfast.
USA Tour Confirmed
In October 2009 I will embark on a US tour to promote THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, the American edition of THE TWELVE, published by Soho Press.
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST: A Novel by Stuart Neville
A synopsis of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST (a.k.a. THE TWELVE) by Stuart Neville.
GHOSTS OF BELFAST wins LA Times Book Prize
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST has won the Mystery/Thriller category of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize.
The Ghosts of Belfast: Excerpt
The first two chapters of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, a novel by Stuart Neville.
USA Tour, October 2009
A nationwide US tour to celebrate the launch of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST
The Daily Mail calls THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST Unmissable!
The Daily Mail selected THE TWELVE, the UK edition of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, as its number one thriller as part of a round up of fifty best summer reads.
Introduction
Introduction to the Deleted Scenes section.
Simon Le Bon reviews THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST!
The Duran Duran frontman reviews THE TWELVE, the UK edition of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, on their website's book club!
Metro calls THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST a Blistering Debut
Metro, one of the UK and Ireland's most widely read newspapers, calls THE TWELVE (the UK edition of THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST) a "walk on the wild side of post-conflict Northern Ireland" in a five-star review.
Anthony, Barry and Macavity Award Nominations
THE GHOSTS OF BELFAST, the American edition of THE TWELVE, is nominated in the Best First Novel category of three major awards.
Coming Soon: Requiems for the Departed Anthology
A new anthology of short crime fiction inspired by Irish mythology, including my story Queen of the Hill.
Reading at the John Hewitt Summer School, Armagh, Thursday 30th July, 2009
As part of the annual John Hewitt Summer School, I will be reading from THE TWELVE in a joint event with fellow Irish crime author Brian McGilloway. For more details, visit the John Hewitt Society website. 5:30pm, Thursday 30th July 2009, Market Place Theatre, Armagh.
Fegan and the Psychologist
Fegan discusses his visions with the prison psychologist.