John Connolly
@jconnollybooks.bsky.social
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Coming in May: Charlie Parker returns in THE CHILDREN OF EVE.
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My current reading by @carrport.bsky.social, which is so good, and so much more than a collection of interviews. But among the latter, Josephine Hart describes literature as the “geography of mankind”, which seems just right: non-fiction as the history, fiction as the geography…
!En media hora! En inglés, pero creo que habrá una traducción en español…
ABC to XTC is next on @rtegold.bsky.social, with music from The Waterboys, Pixies, birthday boy Daryl Hall (with John Oates) and more. Listen via the RTÉ mobile app or stream the show at www.rte.ie/radio/gold/
The cover of the single "Some Things are Better Left Unsaid" by Daryl Hall & John Oates shows the two artists posing toward the camera, facing away from each other.
Voy a charlar en un evento digital por la Feria Internacional del Libro Zócalo este Domingo, 12 de octubre, a la una de la tarde (8pm GMT) — pero creo que la charla será en inglés. (The conversation will be in English.)
If you don’t like it, I shall be forced to give you a hard stare.
And thanks to @aricpeterson.bsky.social for noting that THE BOOK OF LOST THINGS is also on sale in e-format for $1.99. Both sales are likely to be of short duration. www.simonandschuster.biz/books/The-Bo...
Classics of the genre and some fun covers on this week's ABC to XTC, next on @rtegold.bsky.social with music from @petshopboys.co.uk, @thepretenders.com, Thin Lizzy and more. Listen via the RTÉ mobile app or stream the show at www.rte.ie/radio/gold/.
Cover art for "Jailbreak" by Thin Lizzy is a black-and-white negative image of a space-age figure holding a screen where band members are depicted in a colored ink illustration.
Given the cost of the rest of the items on this page of the Sunday Times male fashion special, I may not bother asking for the price “on application” of the Celine coat at No. 10.
ABC to XTC is next on @rtegold.bsky.social, with music from XTC, Depeche Mode, The Waitresses and more. Listen via the RTÉ mobile app or stream the show at www.rte.ie/radio/gold/
The cover of the 45rpm single of "I Know What Boys Like" by The Waitresses is a black-and-white photo of the band lined up behind lead singer Patty Donahue.
Interesting choice. As for Simon Raven, it’s the second-last novel in a sequence called Alms for Oblivion. The books are rather of their time, but I’ve come this far…
ABC to XTC starts next on @rtegold.bsky.social, with music from Wang Chung, Kate Bush, Belinda Carlisle and more. Listen via the RTÉ app or stream the show at www.rte.ie/radio/gold/.
The cover of "To Live and Die in L.A.," the original motion picture soundtrack conceived and performed by Wang Chung, shows a sunset over palm trees in front of electrical towers.
American troops in Algeria in 1942. My God, how young that soldier in the second row looks. He’s just a child…
Hay una nota aqui — ¡en español! — por mis lectores españoles, al final del boletín en inglés, sobre el segundo libro por este año…
Check your email, check your spam folder — a newsletter went out last night announcing the next Parker novel: hosted.verticalresponse.com/205621/d24c9...
The U.S. cover of A RIVER RED WITH BLOOD: A Charlie Parker Novel by John Connolly, New York Times bestselling author of The Instruments of Darkness, shows a river flowing red under a cloudy night sky.
Check your email, check your spam folder — a newsletter went out last night announcing the next Parker novel: hosted.verticalresponse.com/205621/d24c9...
The U.S. cover of A RIVER RED WITH BLOOD: A Charlie Parker Novel by John Connolly, New York Times bestselling author of The Instruments of Darkness, shows a river flowing red under a cloudy night sky.
“Never leave me alone with poets.” — Harold Ross, editor-in-chief of The New Yorker, 1925-51.
Happy Saturday! Almost time for ABC to XTC on @rtegold.bsky.social, with music from Cameo, Talk Talk, New Order and more. Listen via the RTÉ mobile app or stream the show at www.rte.ie/radio/gold/.
The cover of New Order's "Bizarre Love Triangle" is a photograph of the band members.
How lovely of you to say. Much appreciated.
Newspapers, coffee, and an order of beignets at the excellent Bayou on MacCurtain Street, Cork, with Joni Mitchell on the stereo. An absolute gem of a place…