From his website......
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Sweeny’s most recent standalone work, a short story collection titled Dead Man’s Switch. and a detective thriller titled Welcome Back, Jack is available at most online retailers. A new collection, Street Whispers, is available from All Due Respect Books, and a sequel to Welcome Back, Jack will be released by Down & Out Books in August of 2018, titled Presiding over the Damned.
I'll take a rain check on his Sci-Fi and Fantasy but deal me in for his latest offerings.
Liam Sweeny's website is here
The Man (2012)
The lives of four men: a prophet and a cop from a small coastal town in Maine, a hit-man in the Big Easy and a mercenary in the jungles of Sierra Leone, are unfurled, nameless until they intersect on the bumpy, twisted highway of a permanent homecoming.
Street Whispers: Stories (2018)
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Tales of woe and macabre, the profane and ordinary dance with each other in a building where the forgotten stay, passing their street whispers like bottles from the bottom shelf.
The Man sounds really interesting, Col. I don't know Sweeney's work, and I'll be keen to know what you think of that one.
ReplyDeleteIt's fairly short so I hope to be reporting back on it fairly soon (next couple of months, in my world)!
DeleteCol, you're awesome!
ReplyDeleteLiam, no probs - I'm looking forward to these bad boys!
DeleteLiam is one of my favorite writers and deserves a lot more publicity.
ReplyDeleteLes, glad to hear that his work comes highly recommended. There's a lot of great writers that are flying under most people's radars, unfortunately
DeleteSounds like your kind of fiction. I look forward to your reviews.
ReplyDeleteYes, right up my street I reckon!
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