Rob Hart’s Take Out is a great collection of his short stories where crime and food intersect. His characters pop and he has a great sense of building tension even if you’re not sure what to be tense about. A great example of this is one of the stories that also appeared on The Strand’s site.CRIME FICTION FRIDAY – HAVE YOU EATEN BY ROB HART
Rob Hart’s Take Out is a great collection of his short stories where crime and food intersect. His characters pop and he has a great sense of building tension even if you’re not sure what to be tense about. A great example of this is one of the stories that also appeared on The Strand’s site.
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[…] same together as he does in the final story, “Have You Eaten” (Which can be read here- https://mysterypeople.wordpress.com/2019/03/29/crime-fiction-friday-have-you-eaten-by-rob-hart/). Often, as captured in “Confessions Of A Taco Truck Owner” and “Bhut […]
[…] at the same together as he does in the final story, “Have You Eaten” (Which can be read here- https://mysterypeople.wordpress.com/2019/03/29/crime-fiction-friday-have-you-eaten-by-rob-hart/). Often, as captured in “Confessions Of A Taco Truck Owner” and “Bhut Jolokia” it is the […]
[…] at the same together as he does in the final story, “Have You Eaten” (Which can be read here- https://mysterypeople.wordpress.com/2019/03/29/crime-fiction-friday-have-you-eaten-by-rob-hart/). Often, as captured in “Confessions Of A Taco Truck Owner” and “Bhut Jolokia” it is the […]