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Paul Burke

London
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Learned to write at primary school. Learned little else so I write for a living. 4 novels and hundreds of ads, mainly radio. Married, 2 kids. Happy. Sort of.
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Fall from Grace by Leye Adenle

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By Paul Burke
| Crime Fiction Lover
Crime is a broad genre and at Crime Fiction Lover we are on top of all the trends. Cosy mysteries and high concept thrillers are both really big with readers at the moment, but there is so much more out there and always room for some darker fiction and a solid dose of noir always grounds us in reality. Especially when, like Lele Adenle, there is more than a touch of humour, which lifts the tone at key moments.
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The cynical genius of Sydney Sweeney’s latest advert

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By Paul Burke
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Sydney Sweeney is at it again. After causing a collective coronary for some very silly people last year by appearing in a sexy ad for American Eagle jeans, she’s appeared in another ad. This time, it’s for Novig – a sports ‘prediction’ betting app. And this time, Sweeney is naked. As I write this, almost two million people have watched the ad and only a minuscule minority will be traducing the use of Sweeney’s body to sell a very unsexy tech product Well, not quite naked.
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Ballistic by Frank Gardner

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By Paul Burke
| Crime Fiction Lover
Well respected BBC security correspondent Frank Gardner is a man with his finger on the geopolitical pulse. His Luke Carlton thrillers have traversed issues and regions around the world and now with the fifth in the series, Ballistic, he is as topical as ever. The backdrop is something that might actually be happening as we watch the news each night. Here, the United States has withdrawn from NATO which has become ECTO, the Europe and Canada Treaty Organisation. Weaker, but still afloat.
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