Brian McGilloway

Thanks very much! Delighted you’re enjoying it.

😂 Thank you!

Officially #PhDone. Loved every minute of it and very grateful to everyone who helped along the way - particularly my supervisors Prof Andrew Pepper and Dr Dominique Jeannerod. Now available for any non-medical emergencies specifically involving the use of documentation in crime fiction…

Book cover of The One You Least Suspect by Brian McGilloway

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The One You Least Suspect by @brianmcgilloway.bsky.social

A sense of urgency runs through this compelling read.
A high-stakes race against time.
A thrilling tale.

An exciting page-turner.

Highly recommend👌

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Thanks very much, Mairéad. Delighted you enjoyed it.

Thanks very much, Bronagh. I’m delighted you enjoyed it.

Delighted to be in such good company. Thank you, Chris.

Book review: Gripping tale of right v wrong This  nail-biting thriller explores the fine line between justice and revenge and it’s a novel which will be remembered long after you finish it — it’s a triumph

“This nail-biting thriller explores the fine line between justice and revenge and it’s a novel which will be remembered long after you finish it — it’s a triumph.” Very chuffed with this The Irish Examiner review of The One You Least Suspect.

Thanks to Fiona Gartland and the Irish Times for this lovely piece on my writing and the new book. You can read the full piece here: www.irishtimes.com/culture/book...

To round off publication week, I’ll be signing in The Bookmark Letterkenny tomorrow, Saturday 10th, between 12 and 2pm. Do feel free to call in and say hello if you’re in the area.

Thanks very much, Bronagh.

Thanks very much!

I’ll be in Dromore Cathedral as part of the #DromoreBookFestival tomorrow evening to mark the launch of The One You Least Suspect at 7.30pm with the brilliant Stuart Neville and
@bridgebooksdromore.bsky.social Tickets available here:
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Thanks very much, Linda.

Thanks Louise.

Lovely review in the Irish Independent for The One You Least Suspect (out Thurs): "An utterly believable and breathlessly exciting examination of the distrust and suspicion that still permeates post-Good Friday Agreement life in the North from the pen of a true master of Ulster noir crime fiction.”

Thanks for coming along, Peter.

I’ve a few launch events confirmed for The One You Least Suspect.
Fri. 2nd May 6pm with John Connolly in No Alibis, Belfast.
Wed 7th May 7.30pm with Stuart Neville in Dromore Cathedral as part of Dromore Book Festival.
Thurs 8th May 7pm Official launch event in Waterstones, Derry. Everyone welcome.

Really looking forward to this event this weekend in Oxford in the company of the wonderful Jane Casey.

Thanks Betsy. That’s very kind of you.

Thanks Mairéad. I do hope you enjoy it.

Thanks Andrea.

This was a lovely early Christmas present: the bound proofs of The One You Least Suspect have landed! Out on 8th May 2025 and available to pre-order now.

Hope Street - Series 4: Episode 7 As the team investigate a shooting and an attempted robbery, Marlene and Eve find out who’s been torturing them.

For any Hope Steeet watchers, my episode for season 4 airs this evening on BBC 1 NI at 7pm. Hope you enjoy it!

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Coming to it a year late, but this novel from @rebeccamakkai.bsky.social is just wonderful. Beautifully written, thoughtful and challenging. A masterclass in writing.

Sentimental Moment or Why Did the Baguette Cross the Road? Don't fill up on bread I say absent-mindedly The servings here are huge My son, whose hair may be receding a bit, says Did you really just say that to me? What he doesn't know is that when we're walking together, when we get to the curb I sometimes start to reach for his hand —Robert Hershon

This wrecks me—every single time.

Please spread the word to any aspiring crime-writers out there. The competition will be judged by award-winning authors. Might be a kickstart to someone's career.

Picture of the team at 2024 Theakston Old Peculier Crime Festival - Photo Credit to Richard Maude

Hello from Harrogate International Festivals! Obligatory first post on Bluesky – please RT to let people know that we are here. Looking forward to finding friends and building networks!

I know I’m woefully late to the party, but have finally (binge) watched Detectorists the past week or two and it’s just wonderful: full of gentleness and decency. And so beautifully written.