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Description / Buy at Amazon. The Usual Santas. (2016) Description / Buy at Amazon. Ink and Daggers. (2023) Description / Buy at Amazon. + Click to View all Anthologies. Stuart Neville was a fan and customer of the No Alibi bookstore situated in Belfast, Northern Ireland before he became a writer.
- Stuart Macbride Biography
- The Beginning For Stuart Macbride
- Stuart and Work Life
- Writing Career
- Recurring Characters
- Some of Stuart’s Best Books
- The Personal Life of Stuart Macbride
- Awards He Has Won
- Awards He Was Nominated For
- Other Odd Jobs Stuart Held Before Writing Career
There are authors in the world that can send you into their own made up world with just a few words. The opening sentences in their books can have you wandering with them, hanging on their every word in a matter of minutes. Authors like these are true story tellers, and they can easily garner fans, especially in the mystery and crime genre. There i...
Stuart was born in February of 1969. He was born in the city of Dumbarton, which is close to Glasgow in the country of Scotland. Stuart and his parents moved to Aberdeen when he was only two years of age, where he was raised in his formative and adolescent years. He was a fairly good student in school, and even went on to study at a university. How...
Stuart held a variety of different jobs. When he dropped out of school, he went to work, self-employed, as a graphic designer. He went on to become a studio manager of a nationwide marketing company a while after he established himself as a designer. Growing tired of it, he left his job to try his hand at becoming an actor. From there, Stuart gave ...
Stuart had written a couple of books, and ended up garnering a three book contract. He secured the deal with the help of his novel, titled Halfhead. However, the publishing company was more interested with another novel he had written, titled Cold Granite. They published Cold Granite first, back in 2005. The three book deal ended up becoming a six ...
Stuart has only one recurring main character. The character is the soul of his series that he has written for the last several years. This character is named Logan McRae. Logan McRae is the main in his series that he had written. The series is known as the Logan McRae series. The series is what skyrocketed Stuart to fame, and garnered him a lot of ...
Stuart has written a total of fourteen books since the first release of his first book in the Logan McRae series in 2005. Some of his books are fan favorites, and these include Cold Granite, Flesh House, Dying Light, Shatter The Bones, and his latest that was released in 2013, Close To The Bone. These are from his Logan McRae series, as his standal...
Stuart lives a fairly private life. He was born on the date of February 27th, 1969. He is also married to a woman named Fiona, and they live in North East Scotland together. He also has a cat that he named Grendel, and he grows his own potatoes, calling himself a passionate potato grower. He also says he has a vegetable patch, but to his chagrin, i...
Stuart has won a few awards for his novels. The awards he has won are for the Logan McRae crime/sci-fi series he has written. While only winning three awards, these are seen as major awards and is the reason he has done very well in his writing career. These awards that he has won are the Barry award for best first novel in 2006 for his book, Cold ...
Stuart had been nominated for several other awards, unfortunately, he did not win them all. Out of the eight times he has been nominated for an award, he had only won three. He was nominated for five other awards between 2006 and 2009. The other awards he was nominated for include the Barry award for best British crime novel in 2006, the Theakston’...
Stuart had held a few other odd jobs before settling and making his writing career happen. This included scrubbing toilets in offshore areas, working as a web designer, and he was also a computer programmer before he became an IT guy, one of his final jobs before he became a novelist. Stuart took work anywhere he could find it so he could support h...
When it comes to reading the Special Agent Pendergast books in order, having read the whole Pendergast series so far, I suggest you read the Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child Pendergast series in order of publication, starting with Relic. The reason is that, while most of the stories can stand on their own, there is a continuity involving the characters (especially surrounding Aloysius ...
- Relic (1995) Relic, written by Douglas Preston, is a thrilling page-turner that combines science, mystery, and pulse-pounding suspense. Uncover the deadly secrets lurking in the dark depths of the New York Museum of Natural History, where nothing is as it seems.
- Reliquary (1997) Reliquary, a riveting sequel to The Relic, takes readers on an electrifying underground journey beneath New York City. Douglas Preston's masterful storytelling skillfully combines suspense, horror, and archaeology, delivering an adrenaline-fueled tale that will leave readers breathless.
- Cabinet Of Curiosities (2002) In "Cabinet of Curiosities," Douglas Preston takes readers on a spine-chilling journey as FBI Special Agent Pendergast investigates a forgotten chamber in a New York City cellar, unearthing a horrifying collection of ancient artifacts and an elusive serial killer.
- Still Life With Crows (2003) In "Still Life With Crows" by Douglas Preston, a small town in Kansas is plagued by a horrifying series of murders, forcing FBI agent Pendergast to confront a sinister force lurking beneath the surface.
Stuart MacBride is a Scottish novelist of crime thriller novels largely set in Aberdeen. Although he has written some standalone novels, his main character is Logan McRae. He has set one of his novels (Halfhead) in the future, leading some to consider him delving into the science fiction genre, to which he says, “crime fiction set in ...
Ken Bruen. Stuart Neville Synopsis: Belfast Noir is an anthology in the Akashic Noir anthology series, edited by Stuart Neville and Adrian McKinty. It is about a city that is still split in two, trying to return back to normal. However, darkness still lurks beneath a thin layer of peace. The anthology contains new stories by Glenn Patterson ...
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Publication Order of Pendergast Books. The Strange Case of Monsieur Bertin is short story from the Preston/Child website. The Pendergast series by Douglas Preston is a series of techno thriller short stories. Some of the novels are horror novels while others are simply just thrillers. Pendergast series are co-authored by Lincoln Child.
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