Denise Mina
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| Nationality | Scottish |
| Genres | Crime fiction |
Denise Mina (born 1966, Glasgow) is a Scottish writer of novels and comics. She is known for her crime fiction, including the Garnethill trilogy and the Paddy Meehan series, which will ultimately include five books[1] about a young Glasgow reporter. The Scotsman newspaper has described her as a Tartan Noir author. Mina briefly served as the regular writer of Hellblazer from issues #216-228, and she was succeeded by Andy Diggle.
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[edit] Bibliography
[edit] Novels
[edit] Garnethill trilogy
- Garnethill (1999)
- Exile (2001)
- Resolution (2002)
[edit] Patricia "Paddy" Meehan novels
- The Field of Blood (2005)
- The Dead Hour (2006)
- The Last Breath (2007)(to be published in America as Slip of the Knife(scheduled for releases March 2008)
[edit] Other novels
- Sanctum (2003) (published as Deception in the US in 2004)
[edit] Comics
- Hellblazer, # 216-228 (DC Comics, 2006-2007)
[edit] Plays
- Ida Tamson (2006)
[edit] Comic Collections and Graphic Novels
- Hellblazer: Empathy is the Enemy (2006)
- Hellblazer: The Red Right Hand (2007)
[edit] External links
- Personal Website
- Denise Mina at www.contemporarywriters.com (British Council)
- Scotland on Sunday interview with Denise Mina, Apr. 23, 2006
- Another Scotland on Sunday interview, Nov. 12, 2006
- Transcript and audio of Denise Mina talking with Ian Rankin at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, 17th August 2006
[edit] Notes
- ^ Denise Mina at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, 2007-08-14
| Preceded by Mike Carey |
Hellblazer writer 2006 |
Succeeded by Mike Carey |
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