Giles Blunt
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Giles Blunt

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Giles Blunt was born in Windsor, Ontario, and spent his teenage years in North Bay where he attended Scollard Hall. After studying at the University of Toronto, he moved to England to write his first novel. He then spent 20 years in New York, working as a bartender, a copy editor for BusinessWeek, and a screenwriter for Law and Order and other TV shows. When the success of Forty Words for Sorrow allowed him to write novels full-time, he moved back to Toronto. He is the author of six novels featuring John Cardinal and Lise Delorme. Cardinal, the TV series adapted from them, has aired to large audiences in more than 100 countries. In addition to Into That Fire, Breaking Lorca (a political thriller), and The Hesitation Cut (a tale of romantic obsession) signpost his turn away from crime into literary fiction. His latest novel, Bad Juliet, is set 100 years ago in a tuberculosis sanitarium, where a young writer falls in love with a mysterious woman, a survivor of the Lusitania disaster.
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