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Centre Daily Times, January 27, 2010
...first novel by an American author: "The Girl She Used To Be" by David Cristofano "Starvation Lake" by Bryan Gruley "The Weight of Silence" by Heather Gudenkauf "A Bad Day for Sorry" by Sophie Littlefield "Black Water Rising" by Attica Locke "In the...
Nashville Business Journal, January 19, 2010
...AN AMERICAN AUTHOR The Girl She Used to Be by David Cristofano (Grand Central Publishing) Starvation Lake by Bryan Gruley (Simon & Schuster - Touchstone) The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf (MIRA Books) A Bad Day for Sorry by Sophie Littlefield...
PR Newswire, January 19, 2010
...AN AMERICAN AUTHOR The Girl She Used to Be by David Cristofano (Grand Central Publishing) Starvation Lake by Bryan Gruley (Simon & Schuster - Touchstone) The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf (MIRA Books) A Bad Day for Sorry by Sophie Littlefield...
Earthtimes.org, January 19, 2010
...AN AMERICAN AUTHOR The Girl She Used to Be by David Cristofano (Grand Central Publishing) Starvation Lake by Bryan Gruley (Simon & Schuster - Touchstone) The Weight of Silence by Heather Gudenkauf (MIRA Books) A Bad Day for Sorry by Sophie Littlefield...
Hot Springs Village Voice, December 20, 2009
...for 2010. They all agreed that the highlight of the year was the phone interview with the author, Bryan Gruley, who wrote Starvation Lake. --------------------------------------------------------------------- You must be an online subscriber to view this...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, December 19, 2009
...but indiscriminate list of the best in crime fiction this year. The Best Mystery Set Near a Lake: Bryan Gruley's "Starvation Lake" (Touchstone, 370 pages, $15). Gruley's debut is a compelling mystery with a lake resort in Michigan playing a pivotal role....
Blogger News Network, December 14, 2009
...Bryan Gruley develops slowly through a variety of emotionally scarred and complex characters. Billed with the totally unnecessary subtitle “a mystery” the book operates on several levels with multiple mysteries and...
National Review, December 1, 2009
...institute focusing on terrorism. JOHN J. MILLER Something new: Starvation Lake , a debut crime novel by Bryan Gruley. I found it by chance at a bookstore on Mackinac Island this summer. It was better than the fudge we also brought home. The...
National Post, November 25, 2009
...people who won't read books. Q: Do you have any favourite up-and-coming authors? A: The first is Bryan Gruley, he put out a crime novel called Starvation Lake - It's his first novel and it focuses on the mysterious death of a youth hockey coach in...
Chicago Reader, September 11, 2009
...Wars here in March.) The other nominees: Fiction Gillian Flynnfor Dark Places Robert Goolrick for A Reliable Wife Bryan Gruley for Starvation Lake David Wrobelewski for The Story of Edgar Sawtelle Nonfiction Michael Perry for Coop: A Year of Poultry,...
Washington Post, May 13, 2009
...STARVATION LAKE By Bryan Gruley Touchstone. 370 pp. Paperback, $14 Coming-of-age tales generally center on the teenage years, but Bryan Gruley's first novel charts the sudden awakening of 34-year-old Gus Carpenter to the...
Blogger News Network, December 13, 2009
...tale of deceit, treachery and unspeakable pain. A debut novel that packs a punch, “Starvation Lake” by Bryan Gruley develops slowly through a variety of emotionally scarred and complex characters. Billed with the totally unnecessary subtitle “a...
The Afterword, November 25, 2009
...of people who won't read books.Q: Do you have any favourite up-and-coming authors?A: The first is Bryan Gruley, he put out a crime novel called Starvation Lake - It's his first novel and it focuses on the mysterious death of a youth hockey coach in...
The Page 69 Test, August 9, 2009
...Bryan Gruley is the Chicago bureau chief of the Wall Street Journal . An award winning journalist, Gruley shared in the Pulitzer Prize given to the Wall Street Journal in 2002 for...
Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind, May 13, 2009
...to THE SCARECROW directed by Terrill Lee Lankford. Art Taylor has his say on recent crime novels by Bryan Gruley and Jefferson Bass in the Washington Post, and at his blog, Art & Literature, he has a wide-ranging interview with Christian Moerk , author...
















