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The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo meets the X-Files

Book generation horror thrillerGeneration, my long standing fiction project and a crime thriller with a horror garnish, is being launched this weekend. It's been about ten years in the production line, what with assignments and children, and is now ready for the world to judge.

One reviewer was kind enough to compare it to Stieg Larsson's wonderful trilogy! 

You can make up your own mind Find it here, Generation.

While I'm at it. Part of the novel's promotion has included a new blog, Intelligent Horror.

November 11, 2011 |

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