A Cure For All Diseases

Reginald Hill, geboren 1936, lebt seit vielen Jahren in der englischen Grafschaft Yorkshire, wo die allermeisten seiner Romane auch spielen. Er hat sich den Ruf erworben, "einer der herausragenden lebenden Krimiautoren" zu sein (Sunday Telegraph) und wurde mit zahlreichen Preisen ausgezeichnet, darunter der Diamond Dagger der britischen Crime Writers' Association, den er für sein Lebenswerk erhielt.

Praise for 'The Death of Dalziel': 'Hill at his best is a masterly storyteller, and he is at his best here! he always handles the big action scenes with authority and perfect timing! addictive!brilliant' Spectator 'Hill has kept the series fresh -- with innovations that take the reader to surprising areas! as usual, Hill is unputdownable' Daily Express 'Fans will not feel cheated! hugely enjoyable to read. God -- and Allah -- forbid he should think of killing off Pascoe' Evening Standard 'Hill is always clever and funny! he demands intense concentration -- because he's worth it' Literary Review 'Hill is a masterful writer, quirky and intelligent and his characters -- not just the principal duo -- are drawn with a depth rare in crime fiction. And astonishingly, 21 books into the Dalziel and Pascoe saga, I have yet to feel he's repeating himself' The Times 'His energy, wit and erudition are astonishing! he can still see off most of his rivals' Daily Telegraph 'Twists and turns to a climax that has you on the edge of your seat' Woman 'Hill keeps us in suspense throughout the entire book! it's a gripping read which displays Hill's brilliant characterization and dialogue and his skilful plot structure' Sunday Telegraph