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Scott Phillips
(b.1961)Scott Phillips is the author of three of the most highly acclaimed crime novels of recent years. His debut novel, The Ice Harvest, was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year and won the California Book Award, a Silver Medal for Best First Fiction, and was a finalist for the Edgar Awards, the Hammett Prize and the Anthony Award. It is now a major motion picture from Focus Features. Its followup The Walkaway continued his success, with The New York Times calling it "wicked fun."
Genres: Mystery, Historical Mystery
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Novels
The Ice Harvest (2000)
The Walkaway (2002)
The Adjustment (2010)
Rake (2013)
That Left Turn at Albuquerque (2020)
The Devil Raises His Own (2024)
The Walkaway (2002)
The Adjustment (2010)
Rake (2013)
That Left Turn at Albuquerque (2020)
The Devil Raises His Own (2024)
Books containing stories by Scott Phillips
Feeding Kate (2012)
A Crime Fiction Anthology
edited by
Laura Benedict, Laura K Curtis, Neliza Drew and Clare Toohey
D*CKED (2011)
Dark Fiction Inspired by Dick Cheney
edited by
Jedidiah Ayres, Greg Bardsley and Kieran Shea
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Scott Phillips recommends
Just Thieves (2021)
Gregory Galloway
"Just Thieves is at once a brisk caper novel and a deep dive into the motivations that propel all of us, thieves and otherwise - - family, loyalty, and most of all love. Great fun and profoundly sad at once, which is no mean trick."
The Receptionist (2021)
Kate Myles
"Kate Myles’s The Receptionist is a terrific thriller and a mesmerizing character study; I read it faster and with more pleasure than any crime novel I’ve picked up in months."
Above the Rain (2021)
Víctor del Árbol
"Above the Rain is an exceptional novel about the present's inability to deny the past, a clear-eyed examination of the cultural clashes in modern Europe. It's also a novel about love, the different kinds thereof and how they offer their own various sorts of healing and redemption."
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