The first chapter of my novella A CASE OF NOIR is entitled RED ESPERANTO, and takes place in Warsaw, Poland. A bit back, I adapted it into a short screenplay, with a great, great deal of help from the splendid Gareth Spark. Anyway, here`s a taste of it, if you fancy a gander: RED ESPERANTO By Paul D. BrazillContinue reading “Screenplay: Red Esperanto by Paul D. Brazill”
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EBOOKS ON SALE NOW!
A few of my eBooks are ON SALE at the moment, so grab ’em while they’re hot, if you fancy! MAN OF THE WORLD LAST YEAR’S MAN THE LAST LAUGH A CASE OF NOIR TOO MANY CROOKS KILL ME QUICK
#Noirvember
Yes, it’s #Noirvember again, and since I have 3 books with the word noir in the title, it would be churlish of me not to encourage you to buy them. First up is 13 SHOTS OF NOIR. English writer Paul D Brazill’s 13 Shots Of Noir is a collection of short stories in the veinContinue reading “#Noirvember”
A Case Of Noir is only 99p/ 99c!
My international noir caper A CASE OF NOIR is currently ON SALE! You can grab the eBook from Amazon.co.uk , Amazon.com and any other Amazon for only 99p! The blurb: ‘In snow smothered Warsaw, Luke Case, a boozy English hack with a dark secret, starts a dangerous affair with a gangster’s wife. Case escapes to theContinue reading “A Case Of Noir is only 99p/ 99c!”
A Short Interview and A Few Tasty Reviews
Over at Unlawful Acts, Indie Crime Mastermind David Nemeth takes a look at Last Year’s Man and says: ‘“Last Year’s Man” is a one-sitting book, so grab a pint or two or maybe some whiskey, sit back and enjoy.’ Read the rest here. Over at Amazon.com, Kevin McNamara also reviews Last Year’s Man and says:Continue reading “A Short Interview and A Few Tasty Reviews”
Another Top Review For A Case Of Noir
Over at Amazon.com, Kevin McNamara says: ‘I very much enjoyed this gem from Mr. Brazill. A fast set of interwoven stories about a man on the run from his past. Set in several European countries, our “hero” stumbles into awkward situations and somehow seems to extricate himself in one piece. There are twist and turnsContinue reading “Another Top Review For A Case Of Noir”
A Case Of Noir is reviewed at Words On Words
THE ELECTRIC STORM podcast take a 60 SECOND look at A CASE OF NOIR in their WORDS ON WORDS spot and say some very nice things about it indeed! Check it out!
A Couple of Top Reviews
BRISTOL NOIR takes a gander at GUNS OF BRIXTON and says: ‘Rich quick-fire dialogue full of colorful characters fill each page from start to finish. Their words are all delivered like solid noir gold bricks; bang, bang, bang; building up a wall of intermixed noir screwball fun that leaves you looking forward to the finalContinue reading “A Couple of Top Reviews”
Chris Rhatigan Reviews A Case Of Noir
Over at GOODREADS , Chris says: ‘Luke Case is a “journalist” adrift in an expat’s sea of booze, smoke, sex, shady characters and shadier dealings. He hops around Europe running from his past, but you can’t run forever. Or maybe you can? Doesn’t matter. This is more excellent entertainment from PDB, who makes for aContinue reading “Chris Rhatigan Reviews A Case Of Noir”
A Top Review For A Case Of Noir
Over at Amazon.com, e.hobart gives A Case Of Noir 5 STARS and says it’s a ‘Fast paced, well written, clever novella constructed out of interconnected short stories.’
Shervin Jamali reviews A Case Of Noir
Over at the Amazons, he says: ‘Brazill is a master of noir fiction’ Read the rest here.
A Case Of Noir is FREE !
In snow smothered Warsaw, Luke Case, a boozy English hack with a dark secret, starts a dangerous affair with a gangster’s wife. Case escapes to the sweltering Spanish heat where he meets a colourful cast of characters, including a mysterious torch singer and a former East End villain with a criminal business proposition. While inContinue reading “A Case Of Noir is FREE !”
#Noirvember: A Case Of Noir
Have you ever walked out of the door and wanted to keep on walking? To get into your car and just drive, drive, drive? Or maybe wander down to the train station and get the next train to …well, anywhere? Anywhere but …here, of course. Because life is elsewhere. Real life is always somewhere else,Continue reading “#Noirvember: A Case Of Noir”
Col’s Criminal Library reviews A Case Of Noir
And says: ‘A fantastic set, enjoyable enough on their own but collectively the sum is much greater than the individual parts’