Anthony Quinn
Eureka
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London in the swinging sixties. Having been a failed actor, Nat Fane is a playwright/screenwriter in his late 30s who…
Freya
The novel starts at the end of the Second World War. Freya Wyley, aged 20, has been doing intelligence work…
The Blood Dimmed Tide
In his mystery The Blood Dimmed Tide, Anthony Quinn weaves Ouija boards, ghosts, séances and mysterious bodies discovered floating in…
Curtain Call, Or the Distinguished Thing
London 1936, and the UK is in the midst of concerns about a seemingly approaching war with Germany, allied to…
The Streets
London 1882, and the young David Wildeblood starts work on Henry Marchmont’s staff as researcher/journalist on the weekly publication The…
Half of the Human Race
The title refers to women, who for much of this book are without the vote. In summer 1911, Connie Callaway,…
The Rescue Man
This is first novel of Anthony Quinn, film critic of The Independent, and a most impressive debut it is. Liverpool…
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