About John Connolly
John Connolly was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1968 and has, at various points in his life, worked as a journalist, a barman, a local government official, a waiter and a dogsbody at Harrods department store in London. He studied English in Trinity College, Dublin and journalism at Dublin City University, subsequently spending five years working as a freelance journalist for The Irish Times newspaper, to which he continues to contribute.
Series
Charlie Parker
1. Every Dead Thing (1998)
2. Dark Hollow (2000)
3. The Killing Kind (2001)
4. The White Road (2002)
5. The Black Angel (2005)
6. The Unquiet (2007)
7. The Reapers (2008)
8. The Lovers (2009)
Every Dead Thing / Dark Hollow (omnibus) (2003)
1. Every Dead Thing (1998)
2. Dark Hollow (2000)
3. The Killing Kind (2001)
4. The White Road (2002)
5. The Black Angel (2005)
6. The Unquiet (2007)
7. The Reapers (2008)
8. The Lovers (2009)
Every Dead Thing / Dark Hollow (omnibus) (2003)
Non fiction
Married to a Stranger: A True Story of Murder and the Multi-Million Dollar Mail-Order Bride Business (2006) (with Gaylen Ross)
Awards
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Links to other websites
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John Connolly recommends
Mary's Prayer (1997) (Stephen Larkin, book 1) Martyn Waites "One of the brightest stars in the British crime writing firmament." | The Master of Rain (2002) Tom Bradby "Master of Rain is that rare thing: a truly epic crime novel, brilliantly researched and superbly executed." | Kisscut (2002) (Grant County, book 2) Karin Slaughter "With Blindsighted, Karin Slaughter left a great many thriller writers looking anxiously over their shoulders. With Kisscut, she leaves most of them behind." | |
Borrowed Light (2006) Joolz Denby "One of the most talented and humane novelists that we have." | The Good Son (2008) Russel D McLean "The most exciting, and gripping, Scottish crime fiction debut of recent years." | The House at Midnight (2008) Lucie Whitehouse "THE HOUSE AT MIDNIGHT is a stunning piece of modern gothic. Gripping, accomplished, and ultimately mesmerizing, it represents the arrival of a major literary talent." | |
Bad Moon Rising (2008) Jonathan Maberry "One of the best supernatural thrillers of recent years." |
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