Over at Amazon.com, e.hobart says: ‘Paul Brazill is fast becoming one of my favorite crime fiction writers. This one is another winning combination of humor, suspense and action.’
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Another Top Review For Big City Blues
Over at Amazon.com, Lizzie says: ‘Gangsters looking for good help. Cops looking for a good time. A private detective looking for an alcoholic crime writer. A young man looking for his father. How Paul Brazill ties these threads together makes for an entertaining novella.’
Douglas Cronk Reviews Big City Blues
Over at Goodreads, he says: ‘This put a smile on my face. Paul D. Brazill can deliver a humorous crime story like nobody else.’
Keith Nixon Reviews Big City Blues
Over at Amazon.co.uk , ace crime writer Keith Nixon says: 5 out of 5 stars Brazill does it again ‘Poland based British author Paul Brazill serves up another belting slice of noir with a splash of dark humour. Seven interlinked stories follow with an international flavour, leaping principally between London and New York with Durham andContinue reading “Keith Nixon Reviews Big City Blues”
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British coppers, an American private eye, London gangsters, international spies, and a serial killer known as The Black Crow all collide violently and hilariously in Big City Blues, another fast-moving and funny slice of Brit Grit from Paul D. Brazill. Grab BIG CITY BLUES for FREE from Amazon.com , Amazon.co.uk and the rest. Get itContinue reading “Big City Blues is FREE!”
James Newman Reviews Big City Blues
And says: ‘Brazill has a way with words and, yeah, he uses them here wisely. The character building is solid in all his books, the locations are real enough to touch and smell, and the humor is omnipresent. This man’s books are laugh-aloud hilarious simply because Brazill is a wickedly smart humorous writer who neverContinue reading “James Newman Reviews Big City Blues”
Col’s Criminal Library Reviews Big City Blues
And says: ‘A bit of what we had in store………. coppers with a penchant for karaoke, criminal families, a Polish policewoman on secondment to the UK, a serial killer called Marjorie Razorblades, an American alcoholic and his irritated wife, prostitutes, death by knitting needle, death by baseball bat, dual settings of London and New York,Continue reading “Col’s Criminal Library Reviews Big City Blues”
I’m Interviewed By Fiona McVie.
Let’s get you introduced to everyone, shall we? Tell us your name. What is your age? I’m Paul D. Brazill and I’ve shockingly made it to 55. Fiona: Where are you from? I was born in Hartlepool, England and live in Bydgoszcz, Poland. .Fiona: Tell us your latest news. Well, 3 of my novellasContinue reading “I’m Interviewed By Fiona McVie.”
I’m Interviewed by Dana King
Over at Dana King’s One Bite At A Time blog, I talk about Big City Blues, crime fiction, Roman Dalton, Near To The Knuckle, living in Poland and more! Check it out!
I’m Interviewed by Richard Godwin
The Dark Lord chats to me about Big City Blues, Guns Of Brixton and more over at The Slaughterhouse. Check it out!
Big City Blues Around The World: Ronnie Burke
Ronnie Burke takes a gander at Big City Blues.
Richard Godwin reviews Big City Blues
Over at Amazon.co.uk , the dark lord of Brit Grit says: ‘Hardcore meets surreal meets comedy meets shock factor. Brazill racks it up yet again, with his best yet, a superb dive into the dark underbelly of crime, read it.’
Warren Stalley reviews Big City Blues
Over at Amazon.co.uk , Warren Stalley says: ‘Big City Blues is littered with the usual Brazill razor sharp one liners honed to perfection. To summarise this is another polished winner from Paul D Brazill and Near To The Knuckle publishing.’
Graham Wynd Reviews Big City Blues
And says: ‘They’re coming fast and furious from Paul D. Brazill: it’s another cracking Near to the Knuckle novella from Mr B, the hardest working man in Brit Grit. This is #9 in the series and like the others a rip-snorter of mayhem and it’s got plenty of humour. Big City Blues ranges across EuropeContinue reading “Graham Wynd Reviews Big City Blues”