John Rickards
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For the U.S. politician, see John E. Rickards.
John Rickards (born January 7, 1978 in Barnet, North London, England) is a British crime writer who signed with Penguin Books at the age of 24. Before becoming a novelist, Rickards worked as a freelance journalist in the shipping industry on a succession of magazines and news publications, often in an editorial role. He graduated from Cardiff University with a degree in Environmental Engineering, although he has never worked in the field.
He lives in Eastbourne, Sussex with his partner and son.
His novels feature an ex-FBI agent named Alex Rourke.
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[edit] Publications
[edit] Alex Rourke books
- Winter's End (2003)
- The Touch of Ghosts (2004)
- The Darkness Inside (2007)
- Burial Ground (2008)
[edit] Anthologies
- Dublin Noir - the short story Wish (2006)
- Fuck Noir - the short story Twenty Dollar Future (TBA)
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