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    Audiobook21 minutes

    Now's The Time

    Written by John Harvey

    Narrated by Mike Grady

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    Resnick goes to London to the funeral of Ed Silver, a friend and jazz saxophonist. While there he encounters Brenda, a young runaway from Kirkby-in-Ashfield near Nottingham, now working as a prostitute around Kings Cross, and goes to hear Spike Robinson at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Soho.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateSep 1, 2009
    ISBN9781407450155
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    Now's The Time
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    John Harvey

    John Harvey has been writing crime fiction for more than forty years. His first novel, Lonely Hearts, was selected by The Times as one of the '100 Best Crime Novels of the Century' and he has been the recipient of both the silver and diamond dagger awards.

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      This is a collection of Resnick short stories. I liked them a lot, but I know many of the characters from the novels. I'm not sure how good they are as short stories for someone coming to the series for the first time. What I really like about John Harvey is the way he creates a physical sense of place, the run down jazz clubs, the old cafés and the affluent suburbs are exactly drawn - he creates three dimensional places.