Philip Kerr · Berlin Noir En stille ild (Sewn Spine Book) [1st edition, 3rd printing] (2009)
March Violets. London: Viking, 1989. ISBN -670-82431-3, set in 1936 The Pale Criminal. London: Viking, 1990. ISBN -670-82433-X, set in 1938 A German Requiem. London: Viking, 1991. ISBN -670-83516-1, set in 1947-48 Later "Bernie Gunther" novels
If the Dead Rise Not by Philip Kerr Near Fine Hardcover (2009) 1st Edition B. B. Scott, Fine
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Author Philip Kerr in conversation at BritLitBerlin YouTube
A Series of historical noir detective thrillers written by Scottish author Philip Kerr (RIP), the Bernie Gunther series takes place before, during, and after World War II. Bernhard "Bernie" Günther is an ex-Berlin cop turned private investigator, a kind of Philip Marlowe in Nazi Germany.
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Book 1 (1989) The Pale Criminal Book 2 (1990) A German Requiem Book 3 (1991) Berlin Noir The one-volume trilogy of March Violets, The Pale Criminal, and A German Requiem (1993) The One from the Other Book 4 (2006) A Quiet Flame Book 5 (2008) If the Dead Rise Not Book 6 (2009) Book 8 (2011) Book 9 (2013) Book 10 (2015) The Other Side of Silence
'Metropolis,' by Philip Kerr review The Washington Post
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New York Times Book Review “By the Book” Column by Philip Kerr Philip Kerr
Bernie Gunther Series. 14 primary works • 16 total works. BERNARD GUNTHER is a former soldier (he fought with the Wehrmacht on the Turkish Front in the first World War) and an ex-cop (an inspector for the Kriminalpolizei) now working as a private eye in the pre-World War II years of Berlin, specializing in the missing persons.
Philip Kerr By the Book The New York Times
Writer best known for his crime fiction books featuring the Berlin private detective Bernie Gunther Danuta Kean @Danoosha Sun 25 Mar 2018 10.51 EDT Berlin held a great fascination for the.
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Born in 1966, Philip Kerr is a British novelist whose best-known books include the Bernie Gunther series of historical thrillers set mainly in Germany during the 1930s, World War II, and the Cold War. Kerr has also written children's books under the name P. B. Kerr, including the Children of the Lamp series. Bestsellers QUICK ADD
Hitler's Peace A Novel of the Second World War by Philip Kerr (English) Paperba 9780143036951
(2008) Hardcover Paperback Kindle Publication Order of Anthologies The Penguin Book of Lies (1984) Hardcover Paperback Kindle Philip Kerr was born February 22, 1956, in Edinburgh and passed in March 2018. . His family were Baptist. Kerr was educated in Northampton and later attended Melville College, intending to become a lawyer.
British crime writer Philip Kerr's latest explores faith MPR News
Philip Kerr was a British author of thriller novels and children's books under the pen name of P.B. Kerr. Philip passed away on March 23rd, 2018. Kerr got his Master's in Law from the University of Birmingham before working as a copywriter and finally becoming a full-time author in 1989.
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Beginning in Germany in the thirties, the seven Gunther novels have reached beyond the horrors of the Nazi regime, when the lunatics were running the asylum, through the viciousness of the Eastern Front, to the postwar world of starvation and exploitation, and on to the Cold War's double dealing and ruthless disregard for morality or human life.
Remembering Philip Kerr And 'The Bernie Books'
The Bernie Gunther Novels of Philip Kerr - BernieGunther.com In 1989, first-time British author Philip Kerr introduced the world to Bernie Gunther, his sardonic, tough-talking fictional detective who was — as the New York Times put it — "the right kind of hero for his time. and ours."
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Prolific thriller author Philip Kerr has died; here's a look at his Texasset novel
The author of over 30 books since his debut in 1989, Kerr is best known for his 14 novels novels featuring ex-cop turned private detective Bernhard 'Bernie' Gunther, who finds his progress up the ranks of the Berlin Kriminalpolizei interrupted by the rise of the National Socialist German Workers' Party.
La mort de l'écrivain Philip Kerr, maître du polar historique
Philip Kerr was the New York Times bestselling author of the acclaimed Bernie Gunther novels, three of which— Field Gray, The Lady from Zagreb, and Prussian Blue —were finalists for the Edgar Award for Best Novel. Kerr also won several Shamus Awards and the British Crime Writers' Association Ellis Peters Award for Historical Crime Fiction.
Philip Kerr author of more than 30 books
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Review The late Philip Kerr's left behind a colorful new novel. It's not to be his last
Philip Kerr has 102 books on Goodreads with 884 ratings. Philip Kerr's most popular book is Straightforward: Intermediate Student's Book.