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	Reginald Hill : The Stranger House : Book Review
		Hill takes us on a mysterious, often spooky journey spanning several centuries and introduces us to various narrators who tell us their individual tales which eventually all converge and have a tremendous impact on the present.
		Reginald Hill is a consummate storyteller which is the icing on the cake.
		Reginald Hill was born in 1936 in West Hartlepool, County Durham.
	www.mostlyfiction.com /mystery/hill.htm (869 words)

	Reginald Hill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reginald Hill (born in 1936 at West Hartlepool in County Durham) is a British crime writer.
		After studying English at Oxford University he worked as a teacher until 1980, when he retired in order to devote himself full-time to writing.
		Hill is best known for his novels featuring the Yorkshire detectives Andrew Dalziel (pronounced [diːˈɛl]), Peter Pascoe and Edgar Wield.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reginald_Hill (237 words)

	Reginald J. Hill
		Hill has written and prosecuted numerous patent applications for a myriad of technologies, including audio and video compression, digital communications, telecommunications, computer software, electric and hybrid electric vehicles and the general mechanical arts.
		Hill is familiar with all aspects of research and development for electrical systems, from chip design to system design, including software.
		Hill is a member of the Illinois Bar, the bar of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit and the general and trial bar of the Northern District of Illinois.
	www.mcca.com /site/data/lawfirms/Platinum/jenner/jbhill.htm (523 words)

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		Reginald Hill was born in 1936 in Hartlepool in the North-East of England.
		Hill was hailed as 'the crime novel's best hope' and, thirty years on, he has more than fulfilled that prophecy.
		Reginald Hill currently resides in Cumbria with his wife Pat (whom he has known for over 50 years and been married to for over 40), along with their two Siamese cats and Golden Labrador.
	www.harpercollins.co.uk /authors/default.aspx?id=2636 (506 words)

	Krimisiden - Reginald Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Reginald Hill har med serierne om Andy Dalziel & Peter Pascoe og Joe Sixsmith, skrevet gode og læseværdige bøger inden for to af de mest populære krimigenrer, nemlig den klassiske engelsk opklaringskrimi og den hårde kriminalroman.
		Reginald Hills anden krimiserie om privatdetektiven Joe Sixsmith er en humoristisk engelsk industri variant af den hårde amerikanske krimi.
		Reginald Hill har udover disse to serier også skrevet andre krimier, spionromaner og science fiction romaner.
	www.krimisiden.dk /forfatter.asp?nr=26 (149 words)

	Asking for the Moon - Reginald Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Reginald Hill brings them to life on paper, and Graham Roberts brings them to life on tape in a recording so completely satisfactory that it's hard to imagine anyone else doing it any other way.
		Now, Hill's loyal readers are presented with four novellas that, in turn, introduce the pair, let each take a rare solo detecting flight and, perhaps weirdest of all, enter a space-age future for an almost absurd swansong for the mismatched twosome.
		As always, Hill enjoys tampering with the traditions of the genre and these four works serve less as working narratives than as welcome changes of pace that incorporate character studies, intimate and unguarded moments and flights of pure fancy.
	www.bookfinder.us /review4/0440225833.html (1788 words)

	Amazon.com: Death's Jest-Book: Books: Reginald Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Reginald Hill's "Death's Jest-Book" is a British police procedural with a literary flair.
		Hill's large cast of characters include Peter Pascoe, a Yorkshire policeman with a suspicious nature, Andy Dalziel, his obnoxious but canny superior, and Franny Roote, an ex-con who may or may not be on the road to rehabilitation.
		Hill takes his time examining the inner thoughts of each character, making it clear that underneath the superficial veneer that most people present to the world are a host of hidden fears, dark secrets, needs, and passions.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/ASIN/0060528060/commonsense-20 (1892 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: The Wood Beyond (Dalziel & Pascoe Novel S.): Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		This is an ambitious work; Hill clearly intends to transcend the police procedural genre, and includes a parallel story set in the ghastly killing fields of Passchendaele in the Great War that dovetails with the present-day police investigation that is the nominal subject of the book.
		Hill as a writer is otherwise at the top of his game.
		This was very interesting and I enjoyed the way that Hill juxtaposes the images of the war torn trenches and the modern day wasteland where the body is found.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0006479944 (695 words)

	Reginald Hill at Tangled Web UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Reginald Hill’s books are always full of word games, but they have rarely been so important as they are here.
		‘Reginald Hill is writing very much at the top of his form: easily, unconstrainedly, and with absolutely no striving after effect: nevertheless, brilliant effects are constantly produced, and it’s a rare page that doesn’t produce a laugh or at least a snigger.
		Reginald Hill says he always regarded himself as a writer of some sort, but until he wrote A Clubbable Woman which introduced Andy Dalziel and a young Peter Pascoe, he had managed to avoid putting his theory to the test.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /authors/rhill.html (1743 words)

	Alibris: Reginald Hill
		Golden Dagger winner and Edgar nominee Reginald Hill is back with another mystery that thrusts the unlikely duo of Dalziel and Pascoe into a murder case rife with political scandal and secrets that span nearly 30 years.
		Hill's stunning novel featuring the improbable inspector duo of Andy Dalziel and Peter Pascoe, along with Sergeant Wield, opens with an attempt to abduct Pascoe's wife, Ellie.
		Hill's fans will be delighted with this earlier adventure of the enormously popular detective team of Dalziel and Pascoe.
	www.alibris.com /search/books/author/Hill%2C%20Reginald (1061 words)

	Death's Jest-Book by Reginald Hill - read review
		Reginald Hill was born in 1936 in West Hartlepool, County Durham.
		Hill taught secondary school and college until 1980, when he decided to pursue writing full-time.
		Reginald Hill has written over forty books in many genres, from historical novels to science fiction, widely published both in England an the United States.
	mostlyfiction.com /sleuths/hill.htm (821 words)

	Reginald Hill's Dalziel & Pascoe Series by Martin Edwards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hill had not originally intended to bring the pair back for a second outing, but he found the combination too appealing to resist and they returned in An Advancement Of Learning (1971), set against a college background familiar to the author, who taught for many years before beginning to write full time.
		It seemed to Hill's many admirers that exposure on the small screen would add to his legion of fans and given that Yorkshire Television was responsible for the production, the project seemed to be in good hands.
		In the event, the British comedians Hale and Pace were sadly miscast as Dalziel and Pascoe and the script failed to convey to viewers the quality of the novel on which it was based.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /crimescene/rhillme.html (980 words)

	Reginald Hill: Das Dorf der verschwundenen Kinder
		Hill ist zu einem Chronisten der Dörfer geworden.
		Dieses Buch gehört für mich zu den besten Werken von Reginald Hill.
		Bei Reginald Hill kann auch mal 100 Seiten lang "nichts passieren", ohne dass ich mich auch nur eine Sekunde langweile.
	www.krimi-couch.de /krimis/reginald-hill-das-dorf-der-verschwundenen-kinder.html (1966 words)

	Reginald Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hill's special skill is in conveying the experiences and thoughts of various characters, either by point-of-view narration, or excerpts from letters, diaries, etc.(as in John Lennon's "In His Own Write").
		Hill has that very entertaining technique of moving the focus of attention around to different protagonists in his well-constructed world of repeating characters who grow and interact back through the whole series, assuming you read Hill as a series writer, not just for one-off blockbusters.
		Hill's books are getting longer and longer (aren't most mystery writers doing that these days?), but they are not padded out.
	www.mysterylist.com /hill.htm (3172 words)

	Death's Jest-Book by Reginald Hill - read excerpt
		The foregoing is excerpted from Death's Jest-Book by Reginald Hill.
		In this brilliant novel of suspense, complete with intricate plotting, sly humor, and deft wordplay, acclaimed author Reginald Hill sets up a battle of wills between determined cops and an ingenious villain.
		Hill has been praised by the New York Times Book Review as "ever the master of form and sorcerer of style," and with Death's Jest-Book, he delivers a tour de force not to be missed.
	mostlyfiction.com /excerpts/deathjestbook.htm (1071 words)

	Good Morning, Midnight, Reginald Hill, 0007123434, Ingrid Yornstrand
		Hill's name has long been a guarantee of the best in crime writing, and his Dalziel and Pascoe novels have a devoted following.
		Of course, some readers are going to impose the faces of familiar TV actors on Hill's two fractious coppers, but that's not at all necessary.
		Hill can really do this sort of thing in his sleep, so practised is he at turning out beautifully wrought thrillers.
	www.crimetime.co.uk /make_page.php?id=1 (180 words)

	Clark Hill Celebrates Reginald Turner State Bar Presidency with $10,000 Tribute Gift to ATJ Fund
		The Detroit law firm of Clark Hill PLC has donated $10,000 to the State Bar of Michigan's Access to Justice (ATJ) Fund to honor Reginald M. Turner, a partner in the firm who recently became the 68th president of the State Bar.
		Clark Hill CEO John Hern said the firm decided to pay tribute to Turner by supporting one of his favorite causes, Access to Justice - a program that helps low-income people get civil legal aid.
		Clark Hill is a full service law firm with 100 attorneys and offices in Detroit, Birmingham and Lansing.
	www.michbar.org /news/releases/archives02/clark_hill.cfm (327 words)

	Reginald Hill: Die rätselhaften Worte (Dialogues of the Dead, 2002)
		Reginald Hill: Die rätselhaften Worte (Dialogues of the Dead, 2002)
		Vor allem aber in den stets pünktlich eintrudelnden Begleitschreiben.
		Sehr angenehm ist der mitunter böse Humor, den Hill in die Dialoge packt, alles in allem glaubwürdig (wenn auch nicht in allen Fällen so richtig übers Klischee hinausgeschossen) sind die in ihrer Zahl nicht gerade knapp geratenen Figuren, die - es ist ein umfangreiches Buch - in den einen oder anderen Nebenplot verwickelt werden.
	www.crime-corner.de /dieraetselhaftenworte.html (505 words)

	Poor Emma by Reginald Hill
		Reginald Hill, in Poor Emma, takes the customary liberties with character that other sequel writers have taken, but his motive is uniquely clear: he is doing it for fun.
		Hill's Emma at forty-one is more ruthlessly bent on getting her own way than ever.
		This Emma is a fairly successful creation, if Hill's point is that the shattering self-discoveries of twenty-one year-old Emma had made no lasting change in her behavior or thinking.
	www.pipeline.com /~awaldemar/JA/Emma/PoorEmmaMargie.htm (394 words)

	RandomHouse.ca \| Author Spotlight: Reginald Hill
		Reginald Hill has been widely published both in England and the United States.
		Reginald Hill, “the master of form and sorcerer of style” returns with an internationally bestselling mystery as Dalziel and Pascoe pursue their most twisted opponent yet – the Wordman.
		Reginald Hill's ironic humor, polished prose, and keen insight have placed him squarely alongside such great mystery writers as P. James and Ruth Rendell.
	www.randomhouse.ca /author/results.pperl?authorid=12997 (718 words)

	www.reviewingtheevidence.com \| RECALLED TO LIFE, by Reginald Hill
		Reginald Hill writes a smart and funny story with unforgettable characters and gives the reader something to think about by story's end.
		In RECALLED TO LIFE, Hill borrows elements from Charles Dickens's A TALE OF TWO CITIES and uses an infamous case in British history.
		Reginald Hill is one of the best right now.
	www.reviewingtheevidence.com /review.html?id=2717 (426 words)

	Mystery Guide - Blood Sympathy by Reginald Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Third, our intrepid PI gets caught between two witches in love with the same man. And fourth, Joe must help a Pakistani shopkeeper who is being threatened by a gang of white-supremacist youths.
		Hill, who has always been a fine plotter, has no troubles keeping the various cases in the air like balls being juggled faster and faster.
		All of the cases are (barely) possible in themselves, but in combination tend to rather strain credulity.
	www.mysteryguide.com /bkHillSympathy.html (404 words)

	Powell's Books - Good Morning, Midnight by Reginald Hill
		If you haven't read Reginald Hill yet you are in for a real treat.
		Hailed by the New York Times as the master of form and sorcerer of style, Reginald Hill is undoubtedly at the top of his form in this gripping story of a mysterious death that echoes one in the past.
		The descriptions of Dalziel are particularly fine: 'like a shark dumped in a swimming pool, Dalziel provided a new and unignorable focus of attention.' Hill has provided readers with a superior example of the mystery form — one with a deliciously cold sting in the final pages.
	www.powells.com /cgi-bin/biblio/0060528079 (723 words)

	On Beulah Height: A Dalziel and Pascoe Mystery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hill spends his literary skill on the story, characters, and conflict NOT on graphic descriptions of murder, blood, and perversion.
		Hill's On Beulah Height, could be one of the most startling and complex mysteries I have ever read.
		Most authors would not be able to construct such a work of fictional stature, but this is Reginald Hill and this is what he does best.
	book.awardannals.com /detail/0440225906 (1029 words)

	Reginald Hill Patent Attorney (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		If you're looking for information on reginald hill patent attorney or if you have an invention, then you've come to the right place.
		Hill has written and prosecuted numerous patent applications for a...
		The members of Clark Hill PLC have re-elected John Hern Chief Executive Officer of the firm, and have elected Reginald M. Turner to serve on the firm's Executive Committee.
	www.1-patent-invention.com /go/patent-invention1517.html (285 words)

	Reginald Hill books on Nooksofbooks.com
		'in on beulah height, hill uses riveting psychological detail to create a chilling tale about the powerful need to be loved, its blind desires and hopes, its illusions and truths.
		The dustjacket, glossy in a mylar sleeve, has light touches of crinkling to a couple of tips; no chips, soiling, or tears.
		With modernity raising its ugly head in Yorkshire, the grand idea of the Water Board was to flood a local valley to make a reservoir.
	www.nooksofbooks.com /pg/reginaldhill.html (296 words)

	Ex Libris Archives: Reginald Hill
		Shortly after I discovered British mystery writer Peter Lovesey and gushed about how good he is, somebody pointed me at Reginald Hill.
		Hill's books are police procedurals set in Yorkshire, England; although the series as a whole is usually called the Dalziel/Pascoe series, the books generally involve a team of three detectives, with a fourth added in the more recent books.
		On top of an outstanding cast of continuing characters, Hill has a wicked tendency to lead the reader seriously astray, and great skill at weaving seemingly dozens of plot threads together into a seamless whole.
	www.wjduquette.com /authors/rhill.html (374 words)

	Powell's Books - Death's Jest-Book by Reginald Hill
		"Reginald Hill has written many Dalziel and Pascoe novels, but Dialogues of the Dead and Death's Jest-Book form a perfect introduction to this master of British police procedural.
		Hill has been praised by the New York Times Book Review as "ever the master of form and sorcerer of style," and with Death's Jest-Book, he delivers a tour de force not to be missed.
		"Reginald Hill?s novels are really dances to the music of time, his heroes and villains interconnecting, their stories intertwining."
	www.powells.com /biblio?show=MASS%20MARKET:USED:0060528060:4.95&PID=24023&PID=24023 (694 words)

	Death's Jest Book (Dalziel and Pascoe) by Reginald Hill
		Reginald Hill's best-selling duo, Dalziel and Pascoe, return in this brilliant, complex and ultimately moving crime novel: 'Reginald Hill is probably the best living crime writer in the English-speaking world' -- Independent In T.L. Beddoes' play Death's Jest-Book, the dead won't lie still in the grave and the living often wish they could.
		And Reginald Hill's novel is much the same -- except perhaps for a few more jests.
		The dead-pan joker, Franny Roote, is working on his dead friend's unfinished biography of Beddoes, and with unfinished business between himself and DCI Pascoe to deal with as well.
	www.fantasticfiction.co.uk /h/reginald-hill/deaths-jest-book.htm (388 words)

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