(8201,1,'2011-04-22 11:00:40','2011-04-22 10:00:40','I mean ebooks are OK... but the Dwarsligger. Now that\'s cool. The what? <a href=\"http://www.dwarsligger.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Go here to find out</a>.\n\nDwarsligger is a new print book format, tiny and dead easy to use and read. Quite unlike any book you\'ve ever seen before. Invented by the Dutch who must be one of the most book-friendly nations on earth.\n\nAnd I\'m proud to say I just came out in Dwarsligger too -- courtesy of my lovely Dutch publisher De Fontein. Many thanks to everyone over there! I owe you a Heineken when I turn up in May.\n\nHere\'s the first Costa book, <em>De Vaticaanse Moorden, </em>as a Dwarsligger. And <a href=\"http://webshop.dwarsligger.nl/david-hewson-de-vaticaanse-moorden.html\" target=\"_blank\">here\'s where you can buy it.</a>\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_115926.jpg\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8193\" title=\"IMG_20110420_115926\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_115926-640x480.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"476\" /></a>\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_120051.jpg\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8194\" title=\"IMG_20110420_120051\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_120051-640x480.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"476\" /></a>','Forget ebooks for a moment, think Dwarsligger','','inherit','open','open','','8192-autosave','','','2011-04-22 11:00:40','2011-04-22 10:00:40','',8192,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8192-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8202,1,'2011-04-20 12:27:16','2011-04-20 11:27:16','Six days to go before <em>The Fallen Angel</em> comes out in the US and, after the earlier starred review from <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>the mainstream critics are starting to weigh in. Here\'s <a href=\"http://www.cleveland.com/books/index.ssf/2011/04/david_hewson_soars_and_marcia.html\" target=\"_blank\">Cleveland.com in its roundup of the latest thrillers</a>.\r\n<blockquote>A man falls from a rickety scaffold, and Rome policeman Nic Costa is nearby. The corpse was a scholar, almost universally disliked. His landlady, his glacial wife and now-disappeared son are all suspects, but none seems as implicated as his daughter, whose life eerily parallels that of a woman the Vatican tortured and executed four centuries earlier. David Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade: A</strong></blockquote>\r\nI\'m up against some big competition there too. So thank you Cleveland! Haven\'t been in town since covering an Indy race there years ago -- but I hope I can make it for Bouchercon next year.','The Fallen Angel... \'writing good enough to glow in the dark\'','','publish','open','open','','the-fallen-angel-writing-good-enough-to-glow-in-the-dark','','','2011-04-20 14:17:48','2011-04-20 13:17:48','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8202',0,'post','',0),(8203,1,'2011-04-20 12:26:36','2011-04-20 11:26:36','Six days to go before <em>The Fallen Angel</em> comes out in the US and, after the earlier starred review from <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>the mainstream critics are starting to weigh in. Here\'s <a href=\"http://www.cleveland.com/books/index.ssf/2011/04/david_hewson_soars_and_marcia.html\" target=\"_blank\">Cleveland.com in its roundup of the latest thrillers</a>.\n<blockquote>A man falls from a rickety scaffold, and Rome policeman Nic Costa is nearby. The corpse was a scholar, almost universally disliked. His landlady, his glacial wife and now-disappeared son are all suspects, but none seems as implicated as his daughter, whose life eerily parallels that of a woman the Vatican tortured and executed four centuries earlier. David Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade: A</strong></blockquote>\nI\'m up against some big competition there too. So thank you Cleveland! Haven\'t been in town since covering an Indy race there years ago -- but I hope I can make it for Bouchercon','','','inherit','open','open','','8202-revision','','','2011-04-20 12:26:36','2011-04-20 11:26:36','',8202,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8202-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8204,1,'2011-04-20 12:27:16','2011-04-20 11:27:16','Six days to go before <em>The Fallen Angel</em> comes out in the US and, after the earlier starred review from <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>the mainstream critics are starting to weigh in. Here\'s <a href=\"http://www.cleveland.com/books/index.ssf/2011/04/david_hewson_soars_and_marcia.html\" target=\"_blank\">Cleveland.com in its roundup of the latest thrillers</a>.\r\n<blockquote>A man falls from a rickety scaffold, and Rome policeman Nic Costa is nearby. The corpse was a scholar, almost universally disliked. His landlady, his glacial wife and now-disappeared son are all suspects, but none seems as implicated as his daughter, whose life eerily parallels that of a woman the Vatican tortured and executed four centuries earlier. David Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade: A</strong></blockquote>\r\nI\'m up against some big competition there too. So thank you Cleveland! Haven\'t been in town since covering an Indy race there years ago -- but I hope I can make it for Bouchercon there next year.','The Fallen Angel... \'writing good enough to glow in the dark\'','','inherit','open','open','','8202-revision-2','','','2011-04-20 12:27:16','2011-04-20 11:27:16','',8202,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8202-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0);
INSERT INTO `wp_posts` VALUES (8205,1,'2011-04-20 14:18:54','2011-04-20 13:18:54','Six days to go before <em>The Fallen Angel</em> comes out in the US and, after the earlier starred review from <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>the mainstream critics are starting to weigh in. Here\'s <a href=\"http://www.cleveland.com/books/index.ssf/2011/04/david_hewson_soars_and_marcia.html\" target=\"_blank\">Cleveland.com in its roundup of the latest thrillers</a>.\n<blockquote>A man falls from a rickety scaffold, and Rome policeman Nic Costa is nearby. The corpse was a scholar, almost universally disliked. His landlady, his glacial wife and now-disappeared son are all suspects, but none seems as implicated as his daughter, whose life eerily parallels that of a woman the Vatican tortured and executed four centuries earlier. David Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade: A</strong></blockquote>\nI\'m up against some big competition there too. So thank you Cleveland! Haven\'t been in town since covering an Indy race there years ago -- but I hope I can make it for Bouchercon next year.','The Fallen Angel... \'writing good enough to glow in the dark\'','','inherit','open','open','','8202-autosave','','','2011-04-20 14:18:54','2011-04-20 13:18:54','',8202,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8202-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8206,1,'2011-03-08 18:18:12','2011-03-08 18:18:12','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n\r\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and will be published by Delacorte in the US on April 26, 2011.</em>\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\r\n\r\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\r\n\r\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\r\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\r\n\r\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\r\n\r\n<em>The Times</em>\r\n\r\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\r\n\r\n<em>Daily Express</em>\r\n\r\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading The Fallen Angel might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\r\n\r\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. Hewson is ahead of the pack in this country-hopping band, mainly because his ambitions clearly stretch beyond the parameters of standard crime fiction.\r\n\r\n<strong>Photos</strong>\r\n\r\nBrowse David\'s gallery of research photos of Roman locations for <em>The Fallen Angel</em>, from the Cenci church in the ghetto to the Italian State Police Black Museum. And read more about <a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/2011/02/beatrice-cenci-the-true-story-tragedy-behind-the-fallen-angel/\">the background to the true story of Beatrice Cenci.</a>\r\n\r\n[gallery link=\"file\"]','The Fallen Angel','','inherit','open','open','','6602-revision-4','','','2011-03-08 18:18:12','2011-03-08 18:18:12','',6602,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/03/6602-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8207,1,'2011-04-20 16:18:27','2011-04-20 15:18:27','','Bio','','publish','open','open','','bio','','','2011-04-20 16:18:27','2011-04-20 15:18:27','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8207',30,'nav_menu_item','',0),(8208,1,'2011-04-21 08:21:41','2011-04-21 07:21:41','<a href=\"http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/21/books/new-books-from-jo-ann-beard-siri-hustvedt-and-mary-gordon.html?_r=1\" target=\"_blank\">Latest review ahead of the US release on April 26</a>...\r\n\r\n<strong>THE FALLEN ANGEL</strong>\r\n\r\nBy David Hewson<em>\r\n352 pages. Delacorte Press. $25.</em>\r\n\r\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome. Nic Costa is the young detective who, in the opening scene, is trying to figure out how to kiss a woman while they’re each holding a gelato. A moment later they hear screams nearby. A man had apparently stepped out onto scaffolding for a smoke when it gave way. The man’s beautiful teenage daughter clings to his broken body. What at first appears to be an accident soon seems to mirror a crime committed four centuries earlier, when a young woman was said to have murdered her incestuous father. Costa and his partners are on the case, mulling evidence over fatty Florentine salami. Although the pacing tends to reflect the book’s languid Rome-in-August setting, the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.','New York Times reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','publish','open','open','','new-york-times-reviews-the-fallen-angel','','','2011-04-21 08:22:39','2011-04-21 07:22:39','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8208',0,'post','',0),(8209,1,'2011-04-21 08:21:10','2011-04-21 07:21:10','Latest review ahead of the US release on April 26...\n\n&nbsp;\n\n<strong>THE FALLEN ANGEL</strong>\nBy David Hewson<em>\n352 pages. Delacorte Press. $25.</em>\n\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome. Nic Costa is the young detective who, in the opening scene, is trying to figure out how to kiss a woman while they’re each holding a gelato. A moment later they hear screams nearby. A man had apparently stepped out onto scaffolding for a smoke when it gave way. The man’s beautiful teenage daughter clings to his broken body. What at first appears to be an accident soon seems to mirror a crime committed four centuries earlier, when a young woman was said to have murdered her incestuous father. Costa and his partners are on the case, mulling evidence over fatty Florentine salami. Although the pacing tends to reflect the book’s languid Rome-in-August setting, the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.\n\n&nbsp;','New York Times reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8208-revision','','','2011-04-21 08:21:10','2011-04-21 07:21:10','',8208,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8208-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8210,1,'2011-04-21 08:21:41','2011-04-21 07:21:41','Latest review ahead of the US release on April 26...\r\n\r\n<strong>THE FALLEN ANGEL</strong>\r\n\r\nBy David Hewson<em>\r\n352 pages. Delacorte Press. $25.</em>\r\n\r\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome. Nic Costa is the young detective who, in the opening scene, is trying to figure out how to kiss a woman while they’re each holding a gelato. A moment later they hear screams nearby. A man had apparently stepped out onto scaffolding for a smoke when it gave way. The man’s beautiful teenage daughter clings to his broken body. What at first appears to be an accident soon seems to mirror a crime committed four centuries earlier, when a young woman was said to have murdered her incestuous father. Costa and his partners are on the case, mulling evidence over fatty Florentine salami. Although the pacing tends to reflect the book’s languid Rome-in-August setting, the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.','New York Times reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8208-revision-2','','','2011-04-21 08:21:41','2011-04-21 07:21:41','',8208,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8208-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8211,1,'2011-04-20 14:23:17','2011-04-20 13:23:17','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n\r\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and will be published by Delacorte in the US on April 26, 2011.</em>\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\r\n\r\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\r\n\r\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\r\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\r\n\r\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\r\n\r\n<em>The Times</em>\r\n\r\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\r\n\r\n<em>Daily Express</em>\r\n\r\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading The Fallen Angel might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\r\n\r\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. Hewson is ahead of the pack in this country-hopping band, mainly because his ambitions clearly stretch beyond the parameters of standard crime fiction.\r\n\r\n<em>Cleveland Plain Dealer</em>\r\n\r\nDavid Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade A</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Photos</strong>\r\n\r\nBrowse David\'s gallery of research photos of Roman locations for <em>The Fallen Angel</em>, from the Cenci church in the ghetto to the Italian State Police Black Museum. And read more about <a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/2011/02/beatrice-cenci-the-true-story-tragedy-behind-the-fallen-angel/\">the background to the true story of Beatrice Cenci.</a>\r\n\r\n[gallery link=\"file\"]','The Fallen Angel','','inherit','open','open','','6602-revision-5','','','2011-04-20 14:23:17','2011-04-20 13:23:17','',6602,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/6602-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(8248,1,'2011-04-26 12:54:42','2011-04-26 11:54:42','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\n\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\n\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and Delacorte in the US.</em>\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\n\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\n\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\n\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\n\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\n\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\n\n<em>The Times</em>\n\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\n\n<em>New York Times</em>\n\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome... the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.<em>\n</em>\n\n<em>Daily Express</em>\n\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading <em>The Fallen Angel</em> might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\n\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. 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And read more about <a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/2011/02/beatrice-cenci-the-true-story-tragedy-behind-the-fallen-angel/\">the background to the true story of Beatrice Cenci.</a>\n\n[gallery link=\"file\"]','The Fallen Angel','','inherit','open','open','','6602-revision-7','','','2011-04-26 12:54:42','2011-04-26 11:54:42','',6602,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/6602-revision-7/',0,'revision','',0),(8212,1,'2011-03-08 18:06:48','2011-03-08 18:06:48','<h3>The ninth Nic Costa novel is here</h3>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"205\" height=\"297\" />\r\n\r\nWhen British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\"><em><strong><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">Publishers Weekly starred review</a></strong></em></p>\r\nCosta becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and will be published by Delacorte in the US on April 26, 2011.</em>\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\nTess Gerritsen, author of THE KILLING PLACE</blockquote>\r\n<a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/books/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">Read more about the new book and see some of David\'s research photos for the novel taken in Rome. </a>\r\n<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>A new Roman tale for download</strong>\r\n\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6426\" title=\"Dead Men\'s Socks\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2010/12/dead-mens-socks1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"176\" height=\"266\" />\r\n\r\nGianni Peroni is feeling at a loose end. Mooching around with no boss at hand he wanders into the Questura morgue and sees Teresa’s deputy staring at two newly-arrived corpses. One is the body of a wealthy psychiatrist recovered from the river, apparently after committing suicide. The second is that of a young Roma petty criminal, seemingly beaten to death in a different part of the city, perhaps as some gang vendetta.\r\n\r\nPeroni watches the pathologist start to work with the corpses and notices something extraordinary. Both are wearing odd socks. <em>Identical</em> odd socks.\r\n\r\nSo begins <em><a title=\"Dead Men’s Socks — a Roman short story\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/books/the-nic-costa-series/dead-mens-socks-a-roman-short-story/\">Dead Men\'s Socks</a>, </em>a brand new 10,000-word Rome short story featuring one of the series\' most popular characters. Out now with instant download as part of the new Pan Macmillan Short Reads initiative.\r\n\r\n<strong>Get </strong><strong><em>Dead Men’s Socks </em>for 99p now</strong>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Mens-Socks-Short-Reads/dp/B004FV4RWC\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Kindle UK</strong></a> <a href=\"http://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/dead-mens-socks-short-reads/id409366072?mt=11\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>iTunes</strong></a> <strong> </strong><strong><a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Mens-Socks-Short-Reads/dp/B004FV4RWC\" target=\"_blank\">Kindle non-UK </a>(including US sales)</strong>','The Fallen Angel — the ninth Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','6622-revision-15','','','2011-03-08 18:06:48','2011-03-08 18:06:48','',6622,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/03/6622-revision-15/',0,'revision','',0),(8295,1,'2011-04-22 16:28:00','2011-04-22 15:28:00','<strong>Update: Amazon have taken down the non-review in double-quick time (but left the chap\'s other non-reviews)</strong>\r\n\r\nThe pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll one-star \'reviews\'. All written on the same day. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). If you take into account the undiscounted book store price of £12.99, not the Amazon heavily discounted one (which you\'ll be hard pressed to find elsewhere), the ebook is actually discounted by a staggering 55 per cent over the paper book, without counting that 20 per cent VAT into the bargain. And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-10','','','2011-04-22 16:28:00','2011-04-22 15:28:00','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-10/',0,'revision','',0),(8214,1,'2011-04-21 15:00:02','2011-04-21 14:00:02','','freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing','','inherit','open','open','','freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing','','','2011-04-21 15:00:02','2011-04-21 14:00:02','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(8215,1,'2011-04-21 15:04:19','2011-04-21 14:04:19','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into a jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\n\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward.\'\n\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\n\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in then announced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\n\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s revealing analys','Making sense of the UK\'s digital piracy legislation','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision','','','2011-04-21 15:04:19','2011-04-21 14:04:19','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8216,1,'2011-04-21 15:10:33','2011-04-21 14:10:33','','Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.09.48','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15-09-48','','','2011-04-21 15:10:33','2011-04-21 14:10:33','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.09.48.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8217,1,'2011-04-21 15:11:53','2011-04-21 14:11:53','','Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15-11-22','','','2011-04-21 15:11:53','2011-04-21 14:11:53','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8218,1,'2011-04-21 15:10:49','2011-04-21 14:10:49','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into a jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\n\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward.\'\n\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\n\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in then announced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\n\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\n\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\n\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem<strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\n\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\n\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\n\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naught in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught.\n\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories such as this one...\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.09.48.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8216\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.09.48\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.09.48.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"426\" height=\"505\" /></a>','Making sense of the UK\'s very modest digital piracy legislation','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-2','','','2011-04-21 15:10:49','2011-04-21 14:10:49','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8219,1,'2011-04-21 15:15:16','2011-04-21 14:15:16','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into a jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\n\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\n\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\n\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\n\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\n\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\n\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\n\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\n\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\n\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\n\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\n\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />','Making sense of the UK\'s very modest digital piracy legislation','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-3','','','2011-04-21 15:15:16','2011-04-21 14:15:16','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8220,1,'2011-04-21 15:16:06','2011-04-21 14:16:06','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into a jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\r\n\r\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\r\n\r\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\r\n\r\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\r\n\r\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\r\n\r\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\r\n\r\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\r\n\r\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\r\n\r\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\r\n\r\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\r\n\r\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\r\n\r\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-4','','','2011-04-21 15:16:06','2011-04-21 14:16:06','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8221,1,'2011-04-21 15:16:18','2011-04-21 14:16:18','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\r\n\r\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\r\n\r\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\r\n\r\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\r\n\r\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\r\n\r\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\r\n\r\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\r\n\r\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\r\n\r\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\r\n\r\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\r\n\r\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\r\n\r\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-5','','','2011-04-21 15:16:18','2011-04-21 14:16:18','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(8222,1,'2011-04-21 15:17:25','2011-04-21 14:17:25','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" /></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\r\n\r\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\r\n\r\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\r\n\r\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\r\n\r\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\r\n\r\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\r\n\r\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\r\n\r\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\r\n\r\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\r\n\r\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\r\n\r\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\r\n\r\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />\r\n\r\nI do wonder though... will all the trendy media rags that gave the anti-DEA campaign such free publicity finally get around to telling their readers the modest and unalarming truth?','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-6','','','2011-04-21 15:17:25','2011-04-21 14:17:25','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(8223,1,'2011-04-21 15:18:54','2011-04-21 14:18:54','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_8214\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"203\" caption=\"Photo from the Register\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" />[/caption]\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\r\n\r\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of this customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\r\n\r\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\r\n\r\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\r\n\r\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\r\n\r\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\r\n\r\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\r\n\r\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\r\n\r\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\r\n\r\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\r\n\r\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\r\n\r\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />\r\n\r\nI do wonder though... will all the trendy media rags that gave the anti-DEA campaign such free publicity finally get around to telling their readers the modest and unalarming truth?','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-7','','','2011-04-21 15:18:54','2011-04-21 14:18:54','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-7/',0,'revision','',0),(8225,1,'2011-04-21 15:26:30','2011-04-21 14:26:30','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\n\n[caption id=\"attachment_8214\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"203\" caption=\"Photo from the Register\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" />[/caption]\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\n\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of his customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted down with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\n\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\n\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in they announced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\n\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\n\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\n\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\n\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\n\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\n\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\n\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\n\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />\n\nI do wonder though... will all the trendy media rags that gave the anti-DEA campaign such free publicity finally get around to telling their readers the modest and unalarming truth?','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-autosave','','','2011-04-21 15:26:30','2011-04-21 14:26:30','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8224,1,'2011-04-21 15:25:00','2011-04-21 14:25:00','Not long ago it was hard to move without someone telling you the world was about to descend into jackbooted authoritarian dystopia. Why? The last Labour government was passing something called the Digital Economy Act, and it would turn ISPs into snoopers and send masked men out into the night, breaking down doors and smashing the iPads of fearful \'filesharers\' who had transgressed the copyright laws.\r\n\r\n[caption id=\"attachment_8214\" align=\"alignright\" width=\"203\" caption=\"Photo from the Register\"]<img class=\"size-medium wp-image-8214\" title=\"freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing-203x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"203\" height=\"300\" />[/caption]\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/freetard_demo_stop_this_sort_of_thing.jpeg\"></a>The anti-DEA propaganda was a fad wonderfully prosecuted by Twitter with all the logic and rational argument 140 characters can muster. I never looked at it very closely to be honest. Something about the whole thing stunk. The apex -- or apogee depending who to believe -- <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/25/org_demo_photo_album/\" target=\"_blank\">happened on March 25 last year</a> with a small protest outside Westminster attended by fellows wearing black tape over their mouths or masks like this chap on the right.\r\n\r\nOh, and inevitably Mr Cory Doctorow turned up to deliver one of his customary apocalyptic warnings, urging that the DEA be voted down with the words (no, I am not making this up), \'<strong>Tell your friends. It\'s our last chance for a free and open society going forward</strong>.\'\r\n\r\nAs Orlowski noted at the time, \'I particularly liked the going forward.\'\r\n\r\nThe DEA did go through Parliament. When the new coalition government came in theyannounced they still thought it was reasonable legislation too, er, \'going forward\'.\r\n\r\nSo BT and TalkTalk, two companies notorious for the rotten way they treat their customers, went to law to try to defeat it here. Yesterday they lost. If you followed the original campaign and thought, \'Hmm... there must be something in all these dire predictions\' I suggest you take a look at Orlowski\'s <a href=\"http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/21/digital_economy_act_high_court/\" target=\"_blank\">revealing analysis of the facts that emerged in the ruling.</a>\r\n\r\nQuoting from the article, \'High Court Judge Kenneth Parker summarised the DEA as \"a more efficient, focussed and fair system than the current arrangements\". Over and over, he pointed out that the Act didn\'t actually say what the objecting ISPs thought it said.\'\r\n\r\nNow for a cracking quote from Judge Parker himself, \'The DEA proceeds on the premise, first, that a significant number of infringers <strong>do not at the moment fully appreciate that what they are doing seriously infringes the legal and moral rights of others</strong> and that, although individual behaviour of this kind may seem <strong>trivial and excusable</strong>, the general effect may well be very damaging to the creative industries, a notorious example of what is sometimes called the tyranny of small decisions that have <strong>ruinous economic consequences.\'</strong>\r\n\r\n\'The recipient [of a warning] will be better informed about the nature of his conduct and of the likely consequences for others, and he may be disposed to cease, or at least to modify, such conduct. He may be persuaded to do so, even if it is contrary to his immediate interests: the days when it was assumed that consumers act only out of the pursuit of economic self interest, and do not, quite rationally, respond to moral, altruistic or longer term considerations, are long gone.\'\r\n\r\nThose are Orlowski\'s emphases and I\'m happy to leave them in.\r\n\r\nSo the scare stories were just that -- scare stories. The truth is the DEA is a mild piece of legislation that will probably end up in nothing more than a bunch of warning letters to persistent offenders, telling them not to be so naughty in future. After which the tech-savvy ones will find a way to cruise the torrents without being caught. A few pirates will object, fight the thing all the way until they turn into digital martyrs, one assumes. But the world is never short of nutters, especially when it comes to matters of the interwebs.\r\n\r\nSo much for lurid and utterly ludicrous stories like this...\r\n\r\n<img class=\"aligncenter size-full wp-image-8217\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-21 at 15.11.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-21-at-15.11.22.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"415\" height=\"476\" />\r\n\r\nI do wonder though... will all the trendy media rags that gave the anti-DEA campaign such free publicity finally get around to telling their readers the modest and unalarming truth?','Digital rebels caught naked without a cause','','inherit','open','open','','8213-revision-8','','','2011-04-21 15:25:00','2011-04-21 14:25:00','',8213,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8213-revision-8/',0,'revision','',0),(8226,1,'2011-04-22 08:40:38','2011-04-22 07:40:38','<strong>Update: Amazon have taken down the non-review in double-quick time (but left the chap\'s other non-reviews)</strong>\r\n\r\nThe pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll one-star \'reviews\'. All written on the same day. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). If you take into account the undiscounted book store price of £12.99, not the Amazon heavily discounted one (which you\'ll be hard pressed to find elsewhere), the ebook is actually discounted by a staggering 55 per cent over the paper book, without counting that 20 per cent VAT into the bargain. And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','publish','closed','open','','the-pirates-revenge-one-star-on-amazon','','','2011-05-02 12:44:13','2011-05-02 11:44:13','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8226',0,'post','',22),(8227,1,'2011-04-22 08:15:48','2011-04-22 07:15:48','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty little habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\n\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t appear to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order? And why are Amazon allowing this kind of thing -- which clearly isn\'t a review of the book at all -- to be published?\n\nHere\'s another way they get you -- by spreading simple lies. <a href=\"http://unbored.co.uk/reviews/2011/04/22/fun-stuff-i-found-friday-9/\" target=\"_blank\">A site called Unbored</a>, the purpose of which appears obscure, throws in a random insult...\n<blockquote>It’s been an interesting week. We’ve had <em>Portal 2 </em>being released in the best possible way, David Hewson in ‘The Metro’ complaining about his eBooks being pirated, when the eBook is priced at £9.35… I don’t have a kindle and I want to pirate his books, I don’t even want to read his pathetic snivelling dross, it’s just on principle! eBooks are not worth that much!</blockquote>\nHe\'s entitled to an opinion I guess, though quite how he knows I write \'pathetic snivelling dross\' without reading it is a bit of a puzzle. But, see above, this kind of psychic ability does seem to be par for the course with these people. What he\'s not entitled to is to play fast and loose with the truth. I don\'t have any Kindle books priced anywhere near £9.35. The current mass market in Kindle eBook is . The current hardback is £7.19 against a paper price of £7.79.\n\n&nbsp;','Don\'t speak out on piracy or the thieves will get you ','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision','','','2011-04-22 08:15:48','2011-04-22 07:15:48','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8229,1,'2011-04-22 16:26:14','2011-04-22 15:26:14','<strong>Update: Amazon have taken down the non-review in double-quick time (but left the chap\'s other non-reviews)</strong>\n\nThe pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\n\nHere\'s one... someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\n\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\n\nAll one-star \'reviews\'. All written on the same day. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). If you take into account the undiscounted book store price of £12.99, not the Amazon heavily discounted one, the ebook is actually And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\n\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-autosave','','','2011-04-22 16:26:14','2011-04-22 15:26:14','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8228,1,'2011-04-22 08:27:42','2011-04-22 07:27:42','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\n\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order? And why are Amazon allowing this kind of thing -- which clearly isn\'t a review of the book at all -- to be published?\n\nHere\'s another way they get you -- by spreading simple lies. <a href=\"http://unbored.co.uk/reviews/2011/04/22/fun-stuff-i-found-friday-9/\" target=\"_blank\">A site called Unbored</a>, the purpose of which appears obscure, throws in a random insult...\n<blockquote>It’s been an interesting week. We’ve had <em>Portal 2 </em>being released in the best possible way, David Hewson in ‘The Metro’ complaining about his eBooks being pirated, when the eBook is priced at £9.35… I don’t have a kindle and I want to pirate his books, I don’t even want to read his pathetic snivelling dross, it’s just on principle! eBooks are not worth that much!</blockquote>\nHe\'s entitled to an opinion I guess, though quite how he knows I write \'pathetic snivelling dross\' without reading it is a bit of a puzzle. It\'s also slightly worrying to see that someone with such a poor grasp of grammar and punctuation, and hampered by a childlike obsession with exclamation marks, claims to have \'studied English and Creative Writing at Portsmouth University\'. But, see above, this kind of psychic ability does seem to be par for the course with these people.\n\nWhat he\'s not entitled to do is to play fast and loose with the truth. I don\'t have any Kindle books priced anywhere near £9.35. The current mass market in Kindle eBook is £3.98 against a paper price of £4.19 . The current hardback in Kindle is £7.19 against a paper price of £7.79. And as we always have to remind people, those ebook prices include 20 per cent VAT, so the real price to the publisher and author is substantially cheaper.\n\nBut as I\'ve said before. This isn\'t about price. It\'s about theft. Which is pretty clear when you see the kind of individuals you\'re dealing with through behaviour like this.','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-2','','','2011-04-22 08:27:42','2011-04-22 07:27:42','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8232,1,'2011-04-22 08:35:39','2011-04-22 07:35:39','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll \'one-star\' reviews. Not one of them claiming to have read the book.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-4','','','2011-04-22 08:35:39','2011-04-22 07:35:39','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8230,1,'2011-04-22 08:31:23','2011-04-22 07:31:23','','Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08-30-14','','','2011-04-22 08:31:23','2011-04-22 07:31:23','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8231,1,'2011-04-22 08:28:23','2011-04-22 07:28:23','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order? And why are Amazon allowing this kind of thing -- which clearly isn\'t a review of the book at all -- to be published?\r\n\r\nHere\'s another way they get you -- by spreading simple lies. <a href=\"http://unbored.co.uk/reviews/2011/04/22/fun-stuff-i-found-friday-9/\" target=\"_blank\">A site called Unbored</a>, the purpose of which appears obscure, throws in a random insult...\r\n<blockquote>It’s been an interesting week. We’ve had <em>Portal 2 </em>being released in the best possible way, David Hewson in ‘The Metro’ complaining about his eBooks being pirated, when the eBook is priced at £9.35… I don’t have a kindle and I want to pirate his books, I don’t even want to read his pathetic snivelling dross, it’s just on principle! eBooks are not worth that much!</blockquote>\r\nHe\'s entitled to an opinion I guess, though quite how he knows I write \'pathetic snivelling dross\' without reading it is a bit of a puzzle. It\'s also slightly worrying to see that someone with such a poor grasp of grammar and punctuation, and hampered by a childlike obsession with exclamation marks, claims to have \'studied English and Creative Writing at Portsmouth University\'. Really?\r\n\r\nWhat he\'s not entitled to do is to play fast and loose with the truth. I don\'t have any Kindle books priced anywhere near £9.35. The current mass market in Kindle eBook is £3.98 against a paper price of £4.19 . The current hardback in Kindle is £7.19 against a paper price of £7.79. And as we always have to remind people, those ebook prices include 20 per cent VAT, so the real price to the publisher and author is substantially cheaper.\r\n\r\nBut as I\'ve said before. This isn\'t about price. It\'s about theft. Which is pretty clear when you see the kind of individuals you\'re dealing with.','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-3','','','2011-04-22 08:28:23','2011-04-22 07:28:23','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8233,1,'2011-04-22 08:39:28','2011-04-22 07:39:28','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll \'one-star\' reviews. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-5','','','2011-04-22 08:39:28','2011-04-22 07:39:28','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(8234,1,'2011-04-22 08:45:29','2011-04-22 07:45:29','The pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/review/R1TMYUHMWX7UBN/ref=cm_cr_pr_viewpnt#R1TMYUHMWX7UBN\" target=\"_blank\">someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK</a>. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll \'one-star\' reviews. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-6','','','2011-04-22 08:45:29','2011-04-22 07:45:29','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(8235,1,'2011-04-20 12:19:55','2011-04-20 11:19:55','I mean ebooks are OK... but the Dwarsligger. Now that\'s cool. The what? <a href=\"http://www.dwarsligger.com/\" target=\"_blank\">Go here to find out</a>.\r\n\r\nDwarsligger is a new print book format, tiny and dead easy to use and read. Quite unlike any book you\'ve ever seen before. Invented by the Dutch who must be one of the most book-friendly nations on earth.\r\n\r\nAnd I\'m proud to say I just came out in Dwarsligger too -- courtesy of my lovely Dutch publisher De Fontein. Many thanks to everyone over there! I owe you a Heineken when I turn up in May.\r\n\r\nHere\'s the first Costa book, <em>De Vaticaanse Moorden, </em>as a Dwarsligger.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_115926.jpg\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8193\" title=\"IMG_20110420_115926\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_115926-640x480.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"476\" /></a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_120051.jpg\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8194\" title=\"IMG_20110420_120051\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/IMG_20110420_120051-640x480.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"476\" /></a>','Forget ebooks for a moment, think Dwarsligger','','inherit','open','open','','8192-revision-7','','','2011-04-20 12:19:55','2011-04-20 11:19:55','',8192,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8192-revision-7/',0,'revision','',0),(8236,1,'2011-04-22 14:41:34','2011-04-22 13:41:34','I have a little search robot that scours the web for new mentions of my work. A few years ago it used to be a good way of picking up reviews. It still is, but more often than not what it picks up today is book theft: pirated copies being spread around willy-nilly.\n\nI\'m not going to go over the arguments about book theft again, or grace it with terms such as \'file-sharing\' or even \'piracy\'. I write books, publishers publish them, retailers sell them. These are copyright works. It\'s wrong, morally and legally, to distribute them electronically across the web without permission, without paying any of those whose livelihoods depend upon them. And no, this is not the same as passing a copy of a paper book to a friend, taking a book out of a library, or buying it from a second hand store.\n\nIt\'s deliberately ripping off copyright digital material, often by hacking the code to remove the copy protection. And boy is it rife. <em>The Fallen Angel</em> came out three weeks ago. It\'s up there in cracked form already, of course, in multiple locations, none of them openly hosted, naturally, but hidden away in parts of the world where copyright laws cannot reach.\n\n<!--more-->Here\'s one...\n\n<a href=\"http://89.248.172.78/viewtopic.php?f=121&amp;t=169379\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-7509\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-02-27 at 10.51.55\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-10.51.55-640x443.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"640\" height=\"443\" /></a>\n\nMobilism.org, the thieving toerags who are hosting this stolen material, are in the Ukraine. If you want a laugh try reading their \'<a href=\"http://forum.mobilism.org/ppcw.php?mode=policies&amp;type=copyright\" target=\"_blank\">copyright policy\' here</a>. It basically says, \'We don\'t want to host copyright material but we may remove if it you can prove it\'s here\'.\n\nThe entire site consists of links to ripped off books and software, of course. It even allows the thieving bastards who patronise it to advertise for ripped off material. Should I be flattered that \'boraz\' would like someone to provide him with my entire back list as ripped-off ebooks?\n\n<a href=\"http://forum.mobilism.org/viewtopic.php?t=169605&amp;p=718543\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-7511\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-02-27 at 11.00.23\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.00.23-640x292.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"640\" height=\"292\" /></a>\n\nNot really. If he likes the books that much why can\'t he buy them himself? Each one of those books took a year to write. I don\'t think it\'s unreasonable of me to expect some reward for all that work.\n\nAnd before I get swamped with the \'it\'s digital, it\'s all free\' nonsense it\'s worth pointing out that the people involved in ebook and software piracy aren\'t doing it for love. They\'re fences, effectively, keen to make a bit of money themselves out of the stolen material they handle.\n\nMobilism want you to pay them a subscription fee for access to their stolen goods. Happily Paypal, who used to provide them with billing facilities, have cut them off. Can\'t imagine why, but judging from this posting below they\'ll be trying again soon...\n\n<a href=\"http://forum.mobilism.org/ppcw.php?mode=donate\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-7512\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-02-27 at 11.04.41\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.04.41-640x217.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"640\" height=\"217\" /></a>\n\nThere\'s also a \'currency\' called WRZ$ which the book thieves exchange among one another to encourage yet more theft. They also get \'rewards\' from Mobilism themselves for putting up ripped-off stuff...\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.08.01.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-7514\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-02-27 at 11.08.01\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.08.01-640x288.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"640\" height=\"288\" /></a>\n\nI\'ve no idea what 5 WRZ$ is worth, but none of it is clearly coming back to the author or publisher who made the book possible in the first place.\n\nAre many people involved in this kind of theft? Well, yes. Here are the user stats as I write this...\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.11.07.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-7515\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-02-27 at 11.11.07\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Screen-shot-2011-02-27-at-11.11.07-640x298.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"640\" height=\"298\" /></a>\n\nYes, you did read that right. It currently has 381,117 members, 1,615 of whom are online as I write. Won\'t take many of them to fork out the $10 basic sub fee or $80 \'premium\' fee to Mobilism to make this a nice little earner. I do hope the people who patronise it have handed over their credit card details to those charming people in Ukraine too. I\'m sure they\'ll have plenty of ideas how to deal with those.\n\nBut here\'s the richest thing of all. Mobilism is an illicit site that\'s trying to live off stolen intellectual property. So how does it feel about people ripping off its own site and services?\n\nGet <a href=\"http://forum.mobilism.org/ppcw.php?mode=policies&amp;type=terms\" target=\"_blank\">this gem from the \'terms of use\'. </a>\n<blockquote><strong>Personal use</strong>\nYou agree not to reproduce, duplicate, sell, trade or exploit any Mobilism services for commercial gain.</blockquote>\nYeah. Must be awful if someone steals from you, especially if you\'re a thief yourself.','Another insight into how book thieves work','','inherit','open','open','','7508-autosave','','','2011-04-22 14:41:34','2011-04-22 13:41:34','',7508,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/7508-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8238,1,'2011-04-22 16:19:33','2011-04-22 15:19:33','<strong>Update: Amazon have taken down the non-review in double-quick time</strong>\r\n\r\nThe pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll one-star \'reviews\'. All written on the same day. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-8','','','2011-04-22 16:19:33','2011-04-22 15:19:33','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-8/',0,'revision','',0),(8239,1,'2011-04-22 16:20:54','2011-04-22 15:20:54','<strong>Update: Amazon have taken down the non-review in double-quick time (but left the chap\'s other non-reviews)</strong>\r\n\r\nThe pirates really don\'t like it if you happen to speak out in public about their nasty thieving habits. I\'ve been quoted in the media twice this week about book theft and, hatemail and abusive comments on the web site apart, there are other consequences.\r\n\r\nHere\'s one... someone posting a one-star \'review\' of <em>The Fallen Angel</em> on Amazon UK. They don\'t even claim to have read the book . They just want to give it one star so the ratings go down and have their say which is...\r\n<blockquote>Hewson was complaining in The Metro about eBook piracy, yet the Kindle edition of this book is almost the same price as the hardback. He needs to wise up a bit and get a grasp on reality. Paying more for a couple of MB of data, that costs little to publish or distribute, than for a real, printed, book, is a rip-off. Before complaining about \"thieves\", he should put his own house in order.</blockquote>\r\nIs that a book review? Is the poster even aware that authors write books, they don\'t publish or price them? What exactly is the house that I\'m supposed to be putting in order?\r\n\r\nNor is this just directed at me. The \'reviewer\' concerned calls himself Disgruntled. <a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/cdp/member-reviews/ADZWHTPSAL2W3/ref=cr_cm_rdp_pdp_see_all?ie=UTF8&amp;sort_by=MostRecentReview\" target=\"_blank\">If you follow the link to all three of his \'reviews\' here you\'ll find this...</a>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14.png\"><img class=\"aligncenter size-large wp-image-8230\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-22 at 08.30.14\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-22-at-08.30.14-640x655.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"635\" height=\"649\" /></a>\r\n\r\nAll one-star \'reviews\'. All written on the same day. Not one of them claiming to have read the book. And note that the other two are moaning that the ebook is more expensive than the print version (a point I have some sympathy with). But his gripe about mine is \'it\'s almost the same price\'. In other words it\'s cheaper, by 60p, plus the 20 per cent VAT on ebooks which the publisher is swallowing too (which actually makes it a lot cheaper from the publisher and author point of view). And still he moans. So it\'s not really about price at all. It\'s about justifying theft any way possible, as that last comment on Clarkson clearly shows.\r\n\r\nAmazon\'s review system is a bit of a joke, I know. But really -- getting marked down over pricing by an individual who hasn\'t even read the book... Someone at Amazon HQ should be thinking about this. You can\'t review an app on Apple\'s app store if you haven\'t bought it. Why doesn\'t Amazon bring in the same rule for items, not just books but everything, on its own site?','The pirates\' revenge: one star on Amazon','','inherit','open','open','','8226-revision-9','','','2011-04-22 16:20:54','2011-04-22 15:20:54','',8226,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8226-revision-9/',0,'revision','',0),(8240,1,'2011-04-26 12:04:16','2011-04-26 11:04:16','<em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus.jpg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8241\" title=\"angelus\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus-201x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"201\" height=\"300\" /></a>The Fallen Angel</em>, the latest in the Costa series, is published in hardback in the US today by Delacorte. <a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">You can read more about the book, including reviews from the <em>New York Times </em>and <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>here.</a>','Out today in the US... the ninth Nic Costa novel','','publish','open','open','','out-today-in-the-us-the-ninth-nic-costa-novel','','','2011-04-25 21:01:23','2011-04-25 20:01:23','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8240',0,'post','',1),(8241,1,'2011-04-25 16:07:32','2011-04-25 15:07:32','','angelus','','inherit','open','open','','angelus','','','2011-04-25 16:07:32','2011-04-25 15:07:32','',8240,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus.jpg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(8242,1,'2011-04-25 16:06:20','2011-04-25 15:06:20','<em>The Fallen Angel</em>, the latest in the Costa series, is published in hardback in the US today by Delacorte. You can read more about the book, including reviewed from the <em>New York Times </em>and <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>here.','Out today in the US... the ninth Nic Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','8240-revision','','','2011-04-25 16:06:20','2011-04-25 15:06:20','',8240,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8240-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8243,1,'2011-04-25 16:07:56','2011-04-25 15:07:56','<em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus.jpg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8241\" title=\"angelus\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus-201x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"201\" height=\"300\" /></a>The Fallen Angel</em>, the latest in the Costa series, is published in hardback in the US today by Delacorte. <a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">You can read more about the book, including reviewed from the <em>New York Times </em>and <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>here.</a>','Out today in the US... the ninth Nic Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','8240-revision-2','','','2011-04-25 16:07:56','2011-04-25 15:07:56','',8240,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8240-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8244,1,'2011-04-25 16:08:08','2011-04-25 15:08:08','<em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus.jpg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8241\" title=\"angelus\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus-201x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"201\" height=\"300\" /></a>The Fallen Angel</em>, the latest in the Costa series, is published in hardback in the US today by Delacorte. <a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">You can read more about the book, including reviewed from the <em>New York Times </em>and <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>here.</a>','Out today in the US... the ninth Nic Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','8240-revision-3','','','2011-04-25 16:08:08','2011-04-25 15:08:08','',8240,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8240-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8245,1,'2011-04-25 21:01:07','2011-04-25 20:01:07','<em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus.jpg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8241\" title=\"angelus\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/angelus-201x300.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"201\" height=\"300\" /></a>The Fallen Angel</em>, the latest in the Costa series, is published in hardback in the US today by Delacorte. <a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">You can read more about the book, including reviewed from the <em>New York Times </em>and <em>Publishers Weekly, </em>here.</a>','Out today in the US... the ninth Nic Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','8240-revision-4','','','2011-04-25 21:01:07','2011-04-25 20:01:07','',8240,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8240-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8246,1,'2011-04-26 08:20:53','2011-04-26 07:20:53','','Interview on the Falcata Times blog','','trash','open','open','','interview-on-the-falcata-times-blog','','','2011-04-26 21:11:23','2011-04-26 20:11:23','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8246',0,'post','',0),(8247,1,'2011-04-21 08:24:36','2011-04-21 07:24:36','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n\r\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and will be published by Delacorte in the US on April 26, 2011.</em>\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\r\n\r\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\r\n\r\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\r\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\r\n\r\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\r\n\r\n<em>The Times</em>\r\n\r\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\r\n\r\n<em>New York Times</em>\r\n\r\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome... the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.<em>\r\n</em>\r\n\r\n<em>Daily Express</em>\r\n\r\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading <em>The Fallen Angel</em> might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\r\n\r\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. 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And read more about <a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/2011/02/beatrice-cenci-the-true-story-tragedy-behind-the-fallen-angel/\">the background to the true story of Beatrice Cenci.</a>\r\n\r\n[gallery link=\"file\"]','The Fallen Angel','','inherit','open','open','','6602-revision-6','','','2011-04-21 08:24:36','2011-04-21 07:24:36','',6602,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/6602-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(8249,1,'2011-04-26 18:36:00','2011-04-26 17:36:00','The technical author David Flanagan has <a href=\"http://www.davidflanagan.com/2011/04/javascript-the-1.html\" target=\"_blank\">a frank and moving post</a> which should be read by anyone who thinks book theft has no effect on its victims, those who write the material being stolen.\r\n\r\nFlanagan is the author of a technical guide to Javascript that reached the sixth edition, only to be so widely pirated that links to ripped-off copies beat those to legitimate ones on a Google search. He\'s a good enough author to have made a living as a professional author for fifteen years. Now he\'s looking for a job.\r\n\r\nHe\'s the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\r\n\r\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well.\r\n<blockquote>... beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book. I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.</blockquote>\r\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\r\n\r\nNo. The problem is that, in part at least to them, a decent, hard-working technical author may not be able to write the material he\'s clearly become expert at. Through plain theft and making a diligent writer, dedicated to what he loves, has come to think \'why bother?\' It\'s a lesson for us all.','What piracy really feels like -- it hurts and it costs','','publish','open','open','','what-piracy-really-feels-like-it-hurts-and-it-costs','','','2011-04-26 21:07:49','2011-04-26 20:07:49','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8249',0,'post','',3),(8250,1,'2011-04-26 18:30:14','2011-04-26 17:30:14','The technical author David Flanagan has <a href=\"http://www.davidflanagan.com/2011/04/javascript-the-1.html\" target=\"_blank\">a frank and moving post</a> which should be read by anyone who thinks book theft has no effect on its victims, those who write the material being stolen.\n\nFlanagan is the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\n\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well, citing how links to ripped-off copies of his ebook seem to relentless come up ahead of genuine ones in Google.\n\nBut beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book (see the screenshot). I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.\n\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\n\nCongratulations to David Flanagan for exposing this puerile nonsense. For fifteen years he\'s been a working author living off nothing but books. Thanks, in part at least, to piracy he\'s now looking for a job. 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It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\r\n\r\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well, citing how links to ripped-off copies of his ebook seem to relentless come up ahead of genuine ones in Google.\r\n\r\nBut beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book (see the screenshot). I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.\r\n\r\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\r\n\r\nCongratulations to David Flanagan for exposing this puerile nonsense. For fifteen years he\'s been a working author living off nothing but books. Thanks, in part at least, to piracy he\'s now looking for a job. If he can\'t afford to write another volume of his clearly popular and compendious guide to web technology who loses? The author and his genuine readers. There\'s a lesson there for us all.','What piracy really feels like -- it hurts and it costs','','inherit','open','open','','8249-revision-2','','','2011-04-26 18:30:42','2011-04-26 17:30:42','',8249,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8249-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8252,1,'2011-04-26 18:31:34','2011-04-26 17:31:34','The technical author David Flanagan has <a href=\"http://www.davidflanagan.com/2011/04/javascript-the-1.html\" target=\"_blank\">a frank and moving post</a> which should be read by anyone who thinks book theft has no effect on its victims, those who write the material being stolen.\r\n\r\nFlanagan is the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\r\n\r\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well, citing how links to ripped-off copies of his ebook seem to relentless come up ahead of genuine ones in Google.\r\n\r\nBut beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book (see the screenshot). I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.\r\n\r\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\r\n\r\nCongratulations to David Flanagan for exposing this puerile nonsense. For fifteen years he\'s been a working author living off nothing but books. Thanks, in part at least, to piracy he\'s now looking for a job. If he can\'t afford to write another volume of his clearly popular and compendious guide to web technology who loses? The author and his genuine readers. 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He\'s now looking for a job.\n\nHe\'s the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\n\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well.\n<blockquote>... beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book. I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.</blockquote>\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\n\nNo. The problem is that, in part at least to them, a decent, hard-working technical author may not be able to write the material he\'s clearly become expert at. Through plain theft and making a diligent writer think \'why bother?\' both','What piracy really feels like -- it hurts and it costs','','inherit','open','open','','8249-revision-4','','','2011-04-26 18:35:46','2011-04-26 17:35:46','',8249,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8249-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8254,1,'2011-04-26 16:34:56','2011-04-26 15:34:56','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n\r\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence?\r\n\r\nThe ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and Delacorte in the US.\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\r\n\r\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\r\n\r\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\r\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\r\n\r\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\r\n\r\n<em>The Times</em>\r\n\r\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\r\n\r\n<em>New York Times</em>\r\n\r\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome... the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.<em>\r\n</em>\r\n\r\n<em>Daily Express</em>\r\n\r\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading <em>The Fallen Angel</em> might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\r\n\r\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. 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Flanagan has made a living as a professional author for fifteen years. He\'s now looking for a job.\r\n\r\nHe\'s the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\r\n\r\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well.\r\n<blockquote>... beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book. I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.</blockquote>\r\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\r\n\r\nNo. The problem is that, in part at least to them, a decent, hard-working technical author may not be able to write the material he\'s clearly become expert at. 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He\'s a good enough author to have made a living as a professional author for fifteen years. Now he\'s looking for a job.\n\nHe\'s the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\n\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well.\n<blockquote>... beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book. I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.</blockquote>\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\n\nNo. The problem is that, in part at least to them, a decent, hard-working technical author may not be able to write the material he\'s clearly become expert at. 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He\'s a good enough author to have made a living as a professional author for fifteen years. Now he\'s looking for a job.\r\n\r\nHe\'s the first to admit that, like all other authors, it\'s impossible to put a figure on how much piracy has cost him (though it\'s obviously something). But having your work stolen is about more than money. It\'s like having some faceless thief come in and steal a part of the life you\'ve devoted to producing that book in the first place.\r\n\r\nHe expresses this dispiriting sense very well.\r\n<blockquote>... beyond the non-quantifiable financial impacts, I can report that, to me, the piracy of my books is profoundly discouraging. When my Ruby book came out in 2008 I was sad to discover that pirated copies were available within a week or so of the book\'s release. When my jQuery pocket reference came out earlier this year, I was shocked to discover that Google was giving the ebook download sites higher placement than reviews of the book. And now JavaScript: The Definitive Guide is out. I don\'t have a copy of it yet, but illegal copies are free for anyone who wants one. And Google will suggest those illegal downloads to anyone who tries to research the book. I\'ve worked really hard on this book, and I\'ve got to say that this just feels like a kick in the gut.</blockquote>\r\nFlanagan\'s not the only one to feel this way and he\'s an experienced author. Imagine the reaction of a first-time writer who\'s slaved and struggled for years... only to find their first book getting ripped off the moment it appears. And the dregs who do this have the nerve to tell you, \'We’re advertising your work, dude. Your problem\'s not piracy... it\'s obscurity.\'\r\n\r\nNo. The problem is that, in part at least to them, a decent, hard-working technical author may not be able to write the material he\'s clearly become expert at. Through plain theft and making a diligent writer think \'why bother?\' both the author and his legitimate readers will suffer. It\'s a lesson for us all.','What piracy really feels like -- it hurts and it costs','','inherit','open','open','','8249-revision-6','','','2011-04-26 21:06:28','2011-04-26 20:06:28','',8249,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8249-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(8258,1,'2011-04-26 08:20:53','2011-04-26 07:20:53','','Interview on the Falcata Times blog','','inherit','open','open','','8246-revision','','','2011-04-26 08:20:53','2011-04-26 07:20:53','',8246,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8246-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8259,1,'2011-04-28 09:26:03','2011-04-28 08:26:03','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost £148 from Amazon, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing. You don\'t need to be there. Go and mow the lawn or something.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture, Word and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself. Scrivener is there in a flash. It\'s frankly amazing.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','publish','open','open','','putting-life-into-an-old-laptop','','','2011-04-28 09:34:29','2011-04-28 08:34:29','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8259',0,'post','',2),(8260,1,'2011-04-28 09:06:10','2011-04-28 08:06:10','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\n\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\n\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage th','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision','','','2011-04-28 09:06:10','2011-04-28 08:06:10','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8261,1,'2011-04-28 09:07:19','2011-04-28 08:07:19','','412lrhrr0L','','inherit','open','open','','412lrhrr0l','','','2011-04-28 09:07:19','2011-04-28 08:07:19','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg',0,'attachment','image/jpeg',0),(8262,1,'2011-04-28 09:09:57','2011-04-28 08:09:57','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\n\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\n\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\n\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\n\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-2','','','2011-04-28 09:09:57','2011-04-28 08:09:57','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8263,1,'2011-04-28 09:12:26','2011-04-28 08:12:26','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\n\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\n\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\n\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\n\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable.\n\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I followed the instructions here to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depen','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-3','','','2011-04-28 09:12:26','2011-04-28 08:12:26','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8264,1,'2011-04-28 09:19:22','2011-04-28 08:19:22','','Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09-18-33','','','2011-04-28 09:19:22','2011-04-28 08:19:22','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8267,1,'2011-04-28 09:22:35','2011-04-28 08:22:35','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-5','','','2011-04-28 09:22:35','2011-04-28 08:22:35','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-5/',0,'revision','',0),(8265,1,'2011-04-28 09:21:56','2011-04-28 08:21:56','','Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09-18-33-2','','','2011-04-28 09:21:56','2011-04-28 08:21:56','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.331.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8266,1,'2011-04-28 09:21:38','2011-04-28 08:21:38','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\n\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\n\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\n\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\n\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable.\n\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\n\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\n\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\n\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.\n\nThere are some more low-level possible changes too which are frankly beyond me. One of them is called TRIM which is designed to','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-4','','','2011-04-28 09:21:38','2011-04-28 08:21:38','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8268,1,'2011-04-28 09:22:43','2011-04-28 08:22:43','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing?\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-6','','','2011-04-28 09:22:43','2011-04-28 08:22:43','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-6/',0,'revision','',0),(8269,1,'2011-04-28 09:24:01','2011-04-28 08:24:01','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-7','','','2011-04-28 09:24:01','2011-04-28 08:24:01','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-7/',0,'revision','',0),(8270,1,'2011-04-28 09:24:27','2011-04-28 08:24:27','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing. You don\'t need to be there. Go and mow the lawn or something.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-8','','','2011-04-28 09:24:27','2011-04-28 08:24:27','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-8/',0,'revision','',0),(8271,1,'2011-04-28 09:24:42','2011-04-28 08:24:42','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing. You don\'t need to be there. Go and mow the lawn or something.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-9','','','2011-04-28 09:24:42','2011-04-28 08:24:42','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-9/',0,'revision','',0),(8272,1,'2011-04-28 09:26:03','2011-04-28 08:26:03','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\r\n\r\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\r\n\r\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost less than £150, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\r\n\r\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\r\n\r\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing. You don\'t need to be there. Go and mow the lawn or something.\r\n\r\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\r\n\r\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\r\n\r\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture, Word and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself. Scrivener is there in a flash. It\'s frankly amazing.\r\n\r\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-revision-10','','','2011-04-28 09:26:03','2011-04-28 08:26:03','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-revision-10/',0,'revision','',0),(8273,1,'2011-04-28 09:35:37','2011-04-28 08:35:37','My MacBook Pro is feeling its age a bit these days. Getting on for three years. The hard drive makes odd noises from time to time, gets hot and is, let\'s be honest, a bit sluggish. Which wouldn\'t matter so much but I currently use it as my desktop, hooked into an Apple monitor. Using it on a daily basis has been getting a bit wearing.\n\nOn the other hand a replacement model is currently around £1,600 or so. Mac laptops carry a hefty premium price. Is the old beast so annoying it\'s worth spending that much money to fix it?\n\nNo, not least because there is an alternative. It cost £148 from Amazon, was easy enough to do at home, and it works. It\'s exchanging the old, conventional hard drive for an SSD one -- a solid state, no-moving- parts drive that takes the place of the storage that came with the Mac.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L.jpeg\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8261\" title=\"412lrhrr0L\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/412lrhrr0L-300x245.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"245\" /></a>I\'ve been reading about SSD for a while now and thought it worth taking the plunge (after all you can always return it to Amazon if it doesn\'t work). What turned up was this.\n\nA replacement drive, an external case for eSATA devices (the format of the drives), a USB cable for the case and a disk with some software on it. The software is strictly for Windows PCs and is a way of transferring the hard drive operating system to the SSD. Doesn\'t work on a Mac so I had to do this bit myself.\n\nFirst, I offloaded all my videos to an external drive so that the size of the install on my Mac was around 95gb. The SSD I bought was 128gb so I needed to make sure it could handle everything that was sitting on the hard drive. Then I installed the SSD temporarily in the disk casing and plugged it into my Mac and formatted the SSD as a Mac disk. Took a minute or two, nothing more. After that I used the fantastic $27.95 program <a href=\"http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper/SuperDuperDescription.html\" target=\"_blank\">SuperDuper </a>to duplicate my Mac install on the SSD and make the SSD bootable. This is a long job -- two hours or more of file writing. You don\'t need to be there. Go and mow the lawn or something.\n\nThe SSD then came out of the case and I <a href=\"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z8HnEUzsTS4\" target=\"_blank\">followed the instructions here</a> to swap out the Mac\'s hard drive and replace it with the SSD. It was a minute or two, nothing more, though the instructions vary depending on the model. I turned on the Mac and, after a few seconds of thought, it booted up from the SSD. Everything was identical to my hard drive Mac (though Microsoft Office demanded to be authorised again -- which it shouldn\'t have done, this is the same computer after all).\n\nThe old hard drive goes in the external case, giving me an alternative 320GB USB drive, one I can still boot from if I want. The big question though is... does it make a difference?\n\nAnswer: oh yes. This is the same machine, same processor, same memory. But you\'d think it had had some huge speed upgrade. Because the data can get out of the storage more quickly everything runs like lightning. Aperture, Word and Photoshop were at best sluggish on the old system. Now they launch almost instantly, as does the system itself. Scrivener is there in a flash. It\'s frankly amazing.\n\nFor the money this is the best upgrade around in my view, provided you can fit your main disk into the space you buy, of course. It\'s not just speed either. The laptop\'s cooler so the fans are less noisy and supposedly the battery life will be better too though I\'ve yet to try it.\n\n<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8264\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 09.18.33\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-09.18.33-300x72.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"72\" /></a>So bye bye new laptop. If you do go the SSD route you should check out a few tweaks that need doing after you change. One is to turn off the \'put hard disk to sleep\' option in Energy Saver in Preferences. SSDs have no moving parts so there\'s nothing to sleep, and leaving that checked can cause problems in some circumstances.','Putting life into an old laptop','','inherit','open','open','','8259-autosave','','','2011-04-28 09:35:37','2011-04-28 08:35:37','',8259,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8259-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8274,1,'2011-04-28 12:13:05','2011-04-28 11:13:05','<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-8275\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 12.08.20\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12.08.20.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"218\" height=\"334\" />Fanucci Editore have <a href=\"http://www.fanucci.it/libro.php?id=11051\" target=\"_blank\">just released the fourth Costa book to appear in Italian</a>. <em>Il Morso della Lucertola</em> (English <em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-lizards-bite/\" target=\"_blank\">The Lizard\'s Bite</a>) </em>is set in Venice, around a failing glass furnace on the island of Murano.','The latest Costa in Italian','','publish','open','open','','the-latest-costa-in-italian','','','2011-04-28 12:13:05','2011-04-28 11:13:05','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8274',0,'post','',0),(8275,1,'2011-04-28 12:12:12','2011-04-28 11:12:12','','Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 12.08.20','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12-08-20','','','2011-04-28 12:12:12','2011-04-28 11:12:12','',8274,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12.08.20.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8276,1,'2011-04-28 12:11:38','2011-04-28 11:11:38','Fanucci Editore have <a href=\"http://www.fanucci.it/libro.php?id=11051\" target=\"_blank\">just released the fourth Costa book to appear in Italian</a>. <em>Il Morso della Lucertola</em> (English <em>The Lizard\'s Bite) </em>is set in Venice','The latest Costa in Italian','','inherit','open','open','','8274-revision','','','2011-04-28 12:11:38','2011-04-28 11:11:38','',8274,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8274-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8277,1,'2011-04-28 12:12:34','2011-04-28 11:12:34','<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-8275\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 12.08.20\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12.08.20.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"218\" height=\"334\" />Fanucci Editore have <a href=\"http://www.fanucci.it/libro.php?id=11051\" target=\"_blank\">just released the fourth Costa book to appear in Italian</a>. <em>Il Morso della Lucertola</em> (English <em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-lizards-bite/\" target=\"_blank\">The Lizard\'s Bite</a>) </em>is set in Venice, around a failing glass furnace on the island of Murano.','The latest Costa in Italian','','inherit','open','open','','8274-revision-2','','','2011-04-28 12:12:34','2011-04-28 11:12:34','',8274,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8274-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8278,1,'2011-04-28 12:12:43','2011-04-28 11:12:43','<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-8275\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 12.08.20\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12.08.20.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"218\" height=\"334\" />Fanucci Editore have <a href=\"http://www.fanucci.it/libro.php?id=11051\" target=\"_blank\">just released the fourth Costa book to appear in Italian</a>. <em>Il Morso della Lucertola</em> (English <em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-lizards-bite/\" target=\"_blank\">The Lizard\'s Bite</a>) </em>is set in Venice, around a failing glass furnace on the island of Murano.','The latest Costa in Italian','','inherit','open','open','','8274-revision-3','','','2011-04-28 12:12:43','2011-04-28 11:12:43','',8274,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8274-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8279,1,'2011-04-28 12:14:10','2011-04-28 11:14:10','<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-8275\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-04-28 at 12.08.20\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Screen-shot-2011-04-28-at-12.08.20.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"218\" height=\"334\" />Fanucci Editore have <a href=\"http://www.fanucci.it/libro.php?id=11051\" target=\"_blank\">just released the fourth Costa book to appear in Italian</a>. <em>Il Morso della Lucertola</em> (English <em><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-lizards-bite/\" target=\"_blank\">The Lizard\'s Bite</a>) </em>is set in Venice, around a failing glass furnace on the island of Murano.','The latest Costa in Italian','','inherit','open','open','','8274-autosave','','','2011-04-28 12:14:10','2011-04-28 11:14:10','',8274,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/8274-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8280,1,'2011-04-29 17:28:12','2011-04-29 16:28:12','Some things follow you around forever. I will never live down the <em>Washington Post</em> review that said the first Nic Costa book, <em>A Season for the Dead</em>, was better than <em>The Da Vinci Code</em>. Not that anyone ever bothers to read further into the review to the part where it says the book is nothing like <em>The Da Vinci Code</em> either.\n\nHere\'s another pleasant millstone round my neck: the bizarre tale of the <a href=\"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cottingley_Fairies\" target=\"_blank\">Cottingley Fairies</a>. It\'s twenty six years since I wrote this story for <em>The Times</em> where I was then working as a reporter. But just a few weeks ago in Thailand I had someone come up to me and say, \'Tell me about the Cottingley Fairies.\'\n\nIt\'s never going away, is it? So let me try and put it down on paper once and for all.\n\n<!--more-->\n\nBack in 1983 I was enjoying life as a news reporter on <em>The Times</em> in Gray\'s Inn Road, London. Fun times when, as a general fire engine-chasing hack, I never knew what was going to come my way. One day the deputy editor Charles Wilson (later to be editor) came up to me with a clipping in his hand. It was a story from an obscure supernatural magazine involving a couple of young Yorkshire girls and Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes, among other people. In 1917 the girls, Frances Griffiths and Elsie Wright, had taken a set of photographs in the woods near their home outside Bradford which seemed to show fairies -- real fairies, cute little things with wings -- dancing through the leaves and posing with the two of them. Conan Doyle believed in the fairies, hook, line and sinker and in the <em>Strand</em> magazine in 1920 cited them as proof of the existence of spirits.\n\nThe cutting Charlie had in his hand suggested the photos were fakes. Really? You mean they weren\'t <em>actual</em> fairies? Just very nice little figures drawn by Elsie and Frances, cut out, stuck on pins and then photographed in the woods? Even in 1983, before the age of Photoshop, it was impossible for me to look at the photos of the fairies and believe they were anything other than a clever hoax. But Conan Doyle\'s intervention, hastened by his embrace of spiritualism after a series of family tragedies, made the fairies a worldwide sensation. Were they real or were they some clever trickery through which a couple of young girls had fooled one of the most famous men of the day?\n\nCharlie Wilson, known to some on the paper as \'Gorbals\', a little unfairly I thought, was not the kind of boss who took kindly to such responses as, \'You\'ve got to be kidding me.\' What he wanted was simple: Elsie and Frances were still alive somewhere in England. All I had to do was track down one or both and get them to confess to their subterfuge more than sixty years after they perpetrated it. Great, eh?\n\nNow if they made a movie out of this story they\'d do the usual thing: get newspapers all wrong. I\'d set off with an unlimited budget, all the time in the world, and a carte blanche for expenses to track down Elsie and and Frances and make them talk. But movies never get newspapers right. In reality I had to chase down the pair while doing my normal work too -- and <em>The Times</em> was always skint in those days so all the chasing had to be done over the phone.\n\nHow? It soon became clear both women had moved around a lot after Cottingley, to places as far afield as India, South Africa and America. They were both back in the UK but it was apparent that Frances wasn\'t talking to anyone. That left Elsie. I got a few pointers from some people I tracked down who\'d met her over the years. Through them I learned that her married name was Hill and she now lived, if I recall correctly, in the then mining belt of Nottinghamshire. We had no computers, no databases, no shortcuts in those days. But we did have banks of every phone directory in the UK in the office. So I simply called everyone with the name Hill in the area I thought Elsie lived. And after awhile I happened -- again this is memory, and perhaps inaccurate -- on her son.\n\nWe talked a little. He talked to his mother. Eventually -- and I think this was largely because I worked for <em>The Times</em>, not my own powers of persuasion -- she agreed to meet me with a photographer. So we drove up one spring day in 1983 and I walked into the little house where Elsie Hill, née Wright, who, as a girl had shaken hands with Arthur Conan Doyle, now lived. She was a lovely old woman, bright and inquisitive, with sparkling, mischievous eyes, a great sense of humour, and a very canny wit.\n\nElsie knew full well why I was there: I wanted a confession. But I wasn\'t going to say that out loud because, well, it would have been a bit rude after all that time. So I simply let her talk, ask her son questions from time to time, and after a while it all -- or most of it anyway -- came out. Again, I don\'t think this was down to my journalistic skills. Elsie was 82. I think in a way she felt a little guilty that Conan Doyle, a sad man with his own problems at the time, had fallen for what was originally meant to be a family joke. She told me the fairy story was made up when she got home late and was told off by her parents. She was already a talented artist. So she and Frances took a camera into the woods and decided to take the shots that proved her story. They were never meant to be made public, but Elsie\'s mother was a Theosophist, like Conan Doyle. She circulated the pictures in spiritualist circles, they reached the great man and suddenly they went all over the world. This left Elsie and Frances in a very awkward position. Did they admit they lied -- a terrible sin in those days? Or did they go along with the deception?\n\nI listened and it all made so much sense that they chose the latter path. They were just two young girls from Yorkshire. How could they possibly embarrass a famous, much-admired man like Conan Doyle? And then, just to prove things, I asked if Elsie would show me how to draw a fairy. She picked up a pen and paper and produced one on the spot in front of the camera.\n\nYou can read my story from <em>The Times</em> of April 4, 1983 <a href=\"http://archive.timesonline.co.uk/tol/viewArticle.arc?articleId=ARCHIVE-The_Times-1983-04-04-03-004&amp;pageId=ARCHIVE-The_Times-1983-04-04-03\" target=\"_blank\">in their archives here.</a> It\'s pretty short really given all the weeks of work I put in. But none of us believed it was quite such a big thing, and I see I referred to Elsie as Mrs Hill throughout, her married name, not her maiden one, which was how I got to know her. The piece went as page three lead. I was off the following day. Very early in the morning the phone rang. It was the news desk saying they were being inundated with calls from all over the world. TV stations, newspapers, radio, even movie companies wanted to talk to me. Well, no actually, they didn\'t. They wanted me to put them in touch with Elsie.\n\nI had visions of her little house being surrounded by avaricious crews and hacks. I knew how hard it had been to track her down in the first place. So I knew too that, without my help, they\'d struggle to find her. I said to the news desk, \'Tell them to go find her themselves.\' And left it at that.\n\nAmazingly I don\'t think any of them ever did. Instead they bombarded me with phone calls, offers of money and threats for weeks. I had Japanese TV stations promising me wads of cash, American network TV producers demanding to know if I understood who the hell I was dealing with. In the end I had to ask the switchboard to turn back any calls that came in for me about the Cottingley Fairies. I also phoned Elsie to make sure she was happy with the story and knew what was going on. She didn\'t want a media pack on her doorstep either.\n\nIn 1985 Elsie gave one last TV interview in which she said pretty much the same as she\'d told me. \'Two village kids and a brilliant man like Conan Doyle, well, we could only keep quiet.\' Both she and Frances became trapped by the inoffensive little fib they\'d begun with such skill. Elsie never wrote the book she promised, one in which she said she\'d reveal one final secret, about the so-called \'fifth photograph\' which Frances continued to claim was genuine. Frances died in 1986, Elsie two years later.\n\nAnd more than twenty years on I still get asked about this story, one that, when I wrote it, didn\'t seem to those of us on the paper of such great curiosity at all. How wrong can you be?','The Cottingley Fairies and me','','inherit','open','open','','725-autosave','','','2011-04-29 17:28:12','2011-04-29 16:28:12','',725,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/725-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8281,1,'2011-03-02 18:46:43','2011-03-02 18:46:43','<strong>Privacy Policy for davidhewson.com</strong>\r\n\r\nThe privacy of  visitors to davidhewson.com is important to us.\r\n\r\nWe recognise that privacy of your personal information  is important. 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Hewson has made a profession of doing the amazing and making it look commonplace in novel after novel. THE FALLEN ANGEL, his latest and arguably best work, continues the practice while upping his own ante by a notch or three.\r\n\r\nIt is Hewson\'s practice to take an ensemble cast --- headed in interest, if not by rank, by Rome police detective Nic Costa --- and place them against the backdrop of one of the world\'s oldest cities as they solve one or more baffling murders. William Faulkner wrote: \"The past is never dead. It\'s not even past.\" Hewson\'s novels bring these famous words to life, and perhaps nowhere more so than in THE FALLEN ANGEL.\r\n\r\nThe book begins when Malise Gabriel, a once-renowned American college professor, falls to his death, almost at Costa\'s feet, as the result of what appears to be an accident involving some faulty scaffolding attached to the building where Gabriel, his wife and his daughter were renting an apartment suite. The incident, its location and the immediate aftermath bring to mind the story of Beatrice Cenci, who was executed some 500 years ago for murdering her father, who, by at least some accounts, had sexually abused her. Indeed, the similarities with that remote incident --- commemorated to this day --- and Gabriel\'s death make for an uncomfortable comparison for Costa, who is in the position of comforting Gabriel\'s teenage daughter, Mina, at the scene of her father\'s death.\r\n\r\nWhile Gabriel\'s death is initially presumed to be a terrible but unfortunate accident, Costa finds himself plagued by doubt, not only by the historical comparisons (with which Mina seems obsessed) but also by some elements at the scene that don\'t entirely add up. There is much more to the Gabriel family than appears at first blush. When a series of discoveries, deliberate and otherwise, cast aspersions upon the victim, it seems to be correct when another murder takes place, and, indeed, he has good reason to believe that Gabriel\'s death was anything but accidental.\r\n\r\nCosta is right, of course, but for all the wrong reasons. So it is that even if you somehow put together at least part of what is ultimately revealed here, it is doubtful that you will figure out all of it, as Hewson drops revelations and bombshells --- including a major one --- right up through the final few pages. As tantalizing as the mystery is, however, the primary <em>raison d\'etre</em> is Hewson\'s unparalleled description of the ins and outs of Rome, as he guides you through the hidden nooks and crannies of the city through the eyes of his various and assorted characters.\r\n\r\nAt some point, Hewson should publish a travel guide to Rome and its surrounding environs (title it \"Costa\'s <em>Roma</em>\") as a source book to the magnificent scenery he has presented in THE FALLEN ANGEL and its predecessors. In the meantime, though, Hewson\'s body of work provides a tempting map not only to an intriguing city but also to the darkest recesses of the human mind, past and present.\r\n\r\n--- Reviewed by Joe Hartlaub\r\n\r\n<em>\r\n</em>','Bookreporter\'s verdict on <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','publish','open','open','','bookreporters-verdict-on-the-fallen-angel','','','2011-05-01 07:17:26','2011-05-01 06:17:26','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8282',0,'post','',6),(8283,1,'2011-05-01 07:17:22','2011-05-01 06:17:22','That excellent site Bookreporter has passed judgement on <em>The Fallen Angel...</em>\n\n<span style=\"font-size: medium;\">THE FALLEN ANGEL</span>\n<strong><a href=\"http://www.bookreporter.com/authors/au-hewson-david.asp\">David Hewson</a></strong>\nDelacorte Press\n<span style=\"color: #660000;\">Thriller</span>\nISBN: 9780385341523\n\nI am probably preaching to the choir here, but I cannot imagine anyone picking up a book authored by David Hewson and not falling in love with the subject matter within the first 50 pages or so. Hewson has made a profession of doing the amazing and making it look commonplace in novel after novel. THE FALLEN ANGEL, his latest and arguably best work, continues the practice while upping his own ante by a notch or three.\n\nIt is Hewson\'s practice to take an ensemble cast --- headed in interest, if not by rank, by Rome police detective Nic Costa --- and place them against the backdrop of one of the world\'s oldest cities as they solve one or more baffling murders. William Faulkner wrote: \"The past is never dead. It\'s not even past.\" Hewson\'s novels bring these famous words to life, and perhaps nowhere more so than in THE FALLEN ANGEL.\n\nThe book begins when Malise Gabriel, a once-renowned American college professor, falls to his death, almost at Costa\'s feet, as the result of what appears to be an accident involving some faulty scaffolding attached to the building where Gabriel, his wife and his daughter were renting an apartment suite. The incident, its location and the immediate aftermath bring to mind the story of Beatrice Cenci, who was executed some 500 years ago for murdering her father, who, by at least some accounts, had sexually abused her. Indeed, the similarities with that remote incident --- commemorated to this day --- and Gabriel\'s death make for an uncomfortable comparison for Costa, who is in the position of comforting Gabriel\'s teenage daughter, Mina, at the scene of her father\'s death.\n\nWhile Gabriel\'s death is initially presumed to be a terrible but unfortunate accident, Costa finds himself plagued by doubt, not only by the historical comparisons (with which Mina seems obsessed) but also by some elements at the scene that don\'t entirely add up. There is much more to the Gabriel family than appears at first blush. When a series of discoveries, deliberate and otherwise, cast aspersions upon the victim, it seems to be correct when another murder takes place, and, indeed, he has good reason to believe that Gabriel\'s death was anything but accidental.\n\nCosta is right, of course, but for all the wrong reasons. So it is that even if you somehow put together at least part of what is ultimately revealed here, it is doubtful that you will figure out all of it, as Hewson drops revelations and bombshells --- including a major one --- right up through the final few pages. As tantalizing as the mystery is, however, the primary <em>raison d\'etre</em> is Hewson\'s unparalleled description of the ins and outs of Rome, as he guides you through the hidden nooks and crannies of the city through the eyes of his various and assorted characters.\n\nAt some point, Hewson should publish a travel guide to Rome and its surrounding environs (title it \"Costa\'s <em>Roma</em>\") as a source book to the magnificent scenery he has presented in THE FALLEN ANGEL and its predecessors. In the meantime, though, Hewson\'s body of work provides a tempting map not only to an intriguing city but also to the darkest recesses of the human mind, past and present.\n\n--- Reviewed by Joe Hartlaub\n\n<em>\n</em>','Bookreporter\'s verdict on <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8282-revision','','','2011-05-01 07:17:22','2011-05-01 06:17:22','',8282,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8282-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8284,1,'2011-05-01 07:18:34','2011-05-01 06:18:34','That excellent site Bookreporter <a href=\"http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews2/9780385341523.asp\" target=\"_blank\">has passed judgement on </a><em><a href=\"http://www.bookreporter.com/reviews2/9780385341523.asp\" target=\"_blank\">The Fallen Angel</a>...</em>\n\n<span style=\"font-size: medium;\">THE FALLEN ANGEL</span>\n<strong><a href=\"http://www.bookreporter.com/authors/au-hewson-david.asp\">David Hewson</a></strong>\nDelacorte Press\n<span style=\"color: #660000;\">Thriller</span>\nISBN: 9780385341523\n\nI am probably preaching to the choir here, but I cannot imagine anyone picking up a book authored by David Hewson and not falling in love with the subject matter within the first 50 pages or so. Hewson has made a profession of doing the amazing and making it look commonplace in novel after novel. THE FALLEN ANGEL, his latest and arguably best work, continues the practice while upping his own ante by a notch or three.\n\nIt is Hewson\'s practice to take an ensemble cast --- headed in interest, if not by rank, by Rome police detective Nic Costa --- and place them against the backdrop of one of the world\'s oldest cities as they solve one or more baffling murders. William Faulkner wrote: \"The past is never dead. It\'s not even past.\" Hewson\'s novels bring these famous words to life, and perhaps nowhere more so than in THE FALLEN ANGEL.\n\nThe book begins when Malise Gabriel, a once-renowned American college professor, falls to his death, almost at Costa\'s feet, as the result of what appears to be an accident involving some faulty scaffolding attached to the building where Gabriel, his wife and his daughter were renting an apartment suite. The incident, its location and the immediate aftermath bring to mind the story of Beatrice Cenci, who was executed some 500 years ago for murdering her father, who, by at least some accounts, had sexually abused her. Indeed, the similarities with that remote incident --- commemorated to this day --- and Gabriel\'s death make for an uncomfortable comparison for Costa, who is in the position of comforting Gabriel\'s teenage daughter, Mina, at the scene of her father\'s death.\n\nWhile Gabriel\'s death is initially presumed to be a terrible but unfortunate accident, Costa finds himself plagued by doubt, not only by the historical comparisons (with which Mina seems obsessed) but also by some elements at the scene that don\'t entirely add up. There is much more to the Gabriel family than appears at first blush. When a series of discoveries, deliberate and otherwise, cast aspersions upon the victim, it seems to be correct when another murder takes place, and, indeed, he has good reason to believe that Gabriel\'s death was anything but accidental.\n\nCosta is right, of course, but for all the wrong reasons. So it is that even if you somehow put together at least part of what is ultimately revealed here, it is doubtful that you will figure out all of it, as Hewson drops revelations and bombshells --- including a major one --- right up through the final few pages. As tantalizing as the mystery is, however, the primary <em>raison d\'etre</em> is Hewson\'s unparalleled description of the ins and outs of Rome, as he guides you through the hidden nooks and crannies of the city through the eyes of his various and assorted characters.\n\nAt some point, Hewson should publish a travel guide to Rome and its surrounding environs (title it \"Costa\'s <em>Roma</em>\") as a source book to the magnificent scenery he has presented in THE FALLEN ANGEL and its predecessors. In the meantime, though, Hewson\'s body of work provides a tempting map not only to an intriguing city but also to the darkest recesses of the human mind, past and present.\n\n--- Reviewed by Joe Hartlaub\n\n<em>\n</em>','Bookreporter\'s verdict on <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8282-autosave','','','2011-05-01 07:18:34','2011-05-01 06:18:34','',8282,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8282-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8286,1,'2011-05-02 08:10:28','2011-05-02 07:10:28','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','publish','open','open','','washington-post-reviews-the-fallen-angel','','','2011-05-02 09:38:55','2011-05-02 08:38:55','',0,'http://davidhewson.com/?p=8286',0,'post','',0),(8285,1,'2011-04-26 21:05:10','2011-04-26 20:05:10','<blockquote>The unseen girl was screaming again, at the top of her voice. There was real agony and fear in her cries, not the drunkenness and violence he\'d come to recognise over the years. He could see his concern reflected in Agata\'s shocked features... Costa ran across the riverside road and down towards the tortuous web of lanes and alleys that meandered in every direction out from the ghetto like a tangle of veins an arteries wound around the human heart...</blockquote>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"250\" height=\"362\" />When British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n\r\nNic becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence?\r\n\r\nThe ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and Delacorte in the US.\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\n<strong>Tess Gerritsen</strong>, author of THE KILLING PLACE\r\n\r\nHewson is one of our finest crime writers.  Absorbing, intelligent, and with a staggeringly vivid sense of place.  No author has ever brought Rome so alive for me -- nor made it seem so sinister.\r\n\r\n<strong>Peter James</strong>, author of the bestselling Roy Grace series</blockquote>\r\n<strong>Reviews</strong>\r\n\r\n<em>Associated Press</em>\r\n\r\n<!-- p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.0px \'Times New Roman\'} -->Hewson has a gift for weaving complex mysteries and thrills into a tight and captivating tale. Just as Michael Connelly reveals the dark underbelly of Los Angeles, Hewson immerses the reader into the city of Rome and shows a side that tourists don\'t often see\r\n\r\n<em>Publishers Weekly starred review (third in series)</em>\r\n\r\nNear the start of Hewson\'s accomplished ninth novel featuring Roman detective Nic Costa... an eccentric English scholar, Malise Gabriel, falls to his death from a balcony, and Nic finds the man\'s lovely 17-year-old daughter, Mina, kneeling over his body on the street. The neighborhoods of Rome offer satisfying texture, as does Roman history—in particular, the dramatic story of another daughter, Beatrice Cenci, who was executed centuries earlier for killing the father who molested her... once secrets begin to be revealed, especially about the Gabriel family, there\'s no stopping them. Readers will have a lot of fun peeling away the book\'s many layers, right down to the final, closing twist.\r\n\r\n<em>The Times</em>\r\n\r\nHewson presents an atmospheric portrait of a dark, corrupt Rome behind the jolly tourist façade, astutely mixing the historical and the present. This is the ninth in the Nic Costa series, and possibly the best.\r\n\r\n<em>New York Times</em>\r\n\r\nMr. Hewson’s crime novel, the ninth in a series, is like a satisfying “Law &amp; Order” episode set in modern-day Rome... the ending is the rich tiramisu we’ve waited for.<em>\r\n</em>\r\n\r\n<em>Daily Express</em>\r\n\r\nThis latest novel in David Hewson’s Italian-set crime sequence is as vivid and engaging as ever. His Roman copper, the unshakeable Nic Costa, is the perfect guide to one of the most atmospherically rendered cities in current crime fiction. Reading <em>The Fallen Angel</em> might have you planning your own trip to Rome.\r\n\r\nA variety of British and American novelists have set their books in Italy, notably Donna Leon and the late Michael Dibdin, whose Zen books have recently enjoyed TV adaptations. Hewson is ahead of the pack in this country-hopping band, mainly because his ambitions clearly stretch beyond the parameters of standard crime fiction.\r\n\r\n<em>Cleveland Plain Dealer</em>\r\n\r\nDavid Hewson ends nearly every chapter in a cliffhanger, and his writing is good enough to glow in the dark. His characters are fresh and vivid, his story deftly constructed, and his portrait of modern Rome dazzles. <strong>Grade A</strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>Photos</strong>\r\n\r\nBrowse David\'s gallery of research photos of Roman locations for <em>The Fallen Angel</em>, from the Cenci church in the ghetto to the Italian State Police Black Museum. And read more about <a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/2011/02/beatrice-cenci-the-true-story-tragedy-behind-the-fallen-angel/\">the background to the true story of Beatrice Cenci.</a>\r\n\r\n[gallery link=\"file\"]','The Fallen Angel','','inherit','open','open','','6602-revision-9','','','2011-04-26 21:05:10','2011-04-26 20:05:10','',6602,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/6602-revision-9/',0,'revision','',0),(8287,1,'2011-05-02 05:52:35','2011-05-02 04:52:35','','Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22','','inherit','open','open','','screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05-48-22','','','2011-05-02 05:52:35','2011-05-02 04:52:35','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png',0,'attachment','image/png',0),(8288,1,'2011-05-02 05:51:55','2011-05-02 04:51:55','Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\n\nOne extract...\n\nIt’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\n\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\n\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\n\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8286-revision','','','2011-05-02 05:51:55','2011-05-02 04:51:55','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8286-revision/',0,'revision','',0),(8289,1,'2011-05-02 05:52:50','2011-05-02 04:52:50','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n<blockquote>It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.</blockquote>\r\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8286-revision-2','','','2011-05-02 05:52:50','2011-05-02 04:52:50','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8286-revision-2/',0,'revision','',0),(8290,1,'2011-05-02 05:53:00','2011-05-02 04:53:00','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n<blockquote>It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.</blockquote>\r\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8286-revision-3','','','2011-05-02 05:53:00','2011-05-02 04:53:00','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8286-revision-3/',0,'revision','',0),(8291,1,'2011-05-02 05:53:25','2011-05-02 04:53:25','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n\r\nIt’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8286-revision-4','','','2011-05-02 05:53:25','2011-05-02 04:53:25','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8286-revision-4/',0,'revision','',0),(8292,1,'2011-05-02 05:53:53','2011-05-02 04:53:53','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n\r\nIt’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. And who can blame her? Kerr and Hewson, two excellent novelists, are both writing about evil but on vastly different scales: one cosmic, the other focused on a single family. Hewson is saying that the evil that destroyed Beatrice Cenci’s family can exist today. Certain details change, but the lust, the greed, the hatred and the basic darkness endure. It’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\n&nbsp;','Washington Post reviews <i>The Fallen Angel</i>','','inherit','open','open','','8286-autosave','','','2011-05-02 05:53:53','2011-05-02 04:53:53','',8286,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/05/8286-autosave/',0,'revision','',0),(8293,1,'2011-04-21 08:26:18','2011-04-21 07:26:18','<h3>The ninth Nic Costa novel is here</h3>\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6616\" title=\"The Fallen Angel\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2011/01/fallen-angel-uk-small1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"205\" height=\"297\" />\r\n\r\nWhen British academic Malise Gabriel falls to his death from a Rome apartment, detective Nic Costa rapidly comes to realise that there is much more to the accident than he first thought. It also becomes apparent that Malise\'s family -- mysterious and tragic daughter Mina, stoic wife Cecilia and troubled son Robert -- may be keeping vital information hidden.\r\n<p style=\"text-align: center;\"><em><strong><a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">Read reviews from the Times, New York Times, Publishers Weekly and others</a></strong></em></p>\r\nCosta becomes obsessed with the case, intrigued by Mina\'s story which seems to be linked to the sixteenth-century real-life tragedy of a young Italian noblewoman, Beatrice Cenci.\r\n\r\nAs the investigation deepens, Rome\'s dark and seedy side is uncovered, revealing a tangle of deceit, treachery and corruption. Costa realises that the key to the truth lies with the Gabriels. Why are they so unwilling to co-operate, and who, or what, is the reason for their silence? <em>The ninth novel in the Costa series is available from Macmillan in the UK and will be published by Delacorte in the US on April 26, 2011.</em>\r\n<blockquote>Intricately plotted and gorgeously written, THE FALLEN ANGEL weaves a spell that will entrap you until the final page. David Hewson\'s Rome is dark and tantalizing, seductive and dangerous, a place where present-day crimes ring with the echoes of history.\r\n\r\nTess Gerritsen, author of THE KILLING PLACE</blockquote>\r\n<a title=\"The Fallen Angel\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/books/the-nic-costa-series/the-fallen-angel/\">Read more about the new book and see some of David\'s research photos for the novel taken in Rome. </a>\r\n<strong></strong>\r\n\r\n<strong>A new Roman tale for download</strong>\r\n\r\n<img class=\"alignright size-full wp-image-6426\" title=\"Dead Men\'s Socks\" src=\"http://vir.liquidweb.com/~davidhe4/davidhewson.com//wp-content/uploads/2010/12/dead-mens-socks1.jpg\" alt=\"\" width=\"176\" height=\"266\" />\r\n\r\nGianni Peroni is feeling at a loose end. Mooching around with no boss at hand he wanders into the Questura morgue and sees Teresa’s deputy staring at two newly-arrived corpses. One is the body of a wealthy psychiatrist recovered from the river, apparently after committing suicide. The second is that of a young Roma petty criminal, seemingly beaten to death in a different part of the city, perhaps as some gang vendetta.\r\n\r\nPeroni watches the pathologist start to work with the corpses and notices something extraordinary. Both are wearing odd socks. <em>Identical</em> odd socks.\r\n\r\nSo begins <em><a title=\"Dead Men’s Socks — a Roman short story\" href=\"http://davidhewson.com/books/the-nic-costa-series/dead-mens-socks-a-roman-short-story/\">Dead Men\'s Socks</a>, </em>a brand new 10,000-word Rome short story featuring one of the series\' most popular characters. Out now with instant download as part of the new Pan Macmillan Short Reads initiative.\r\n\r\n<strong>Get </strong><strong><em>Dead Men’s Socks </em>for 99p now</strong>\r\n\r\n<a href=\"http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dead-Mens-Socks-Short-Reads/dp/B004FV4RWC\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>Kindle UK</strong></a> <a href=\"http://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/dead-mens-socks-short-reads/id409366072?mt=11\" target=\"_blank\"><strong>iTunes</strong></a> <strong> </strong><strong><a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Mens-Socks-Short-Reads/dp/B004FV4RWC\" target=\"_blank\">Kindle non-UK </a>(including US sales)</strong>','The Fallen Angel — the ninth Costa novel','','inherit','open','open','','6622-revision-16','','','2011-04-21 08:26:18','2011-04-21 07:26:18','',6622,'http://davidhewson.com/2011/04/6622-revision-16/',0,'revision','',0),(8294,1,'2011-05-02 05:53:44','2011-05-02 04:53:44','<a href=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22.png\"><img class=\"alignright size-medium wp-image-8287\" title=\"Screen shot 2011-05-02 at 05.48.22\" src=\"http://davidhewson.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Screen-shot-2011-05-02-at-05.48.22-300x153.png\" alt=\"\" width=\"300\" height=\"153\" /></a>Patrick Anderson of the <em>Washington Post</em> devotes his book review today to <em>The Fallen Angel. </em> <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/david-hewsons-fallen-angel-compelling-novel-about-how-evil-can-hurt-a-family/2011/04/26/AFwOM2VF_story.html\" target=\"_blank\">You can read the full review here.</a>\r\n\r\nOne extract...\r\n\r\nIt’s hard to see how the author could have made his dark tale more fascinating, entertaining and yet entirely serious than he has.\r\n\r\nAs always, Hewson offers many glimpses of Rome. Costa sits “on a low semicircular stone bench midway across the Garibaldi Bridge, listening to the Tiber murmur beneath him like some ancient spirit grumbling about the noise and dirt of the city.” Moments later, he glimpses “the Castel Sant’Angelo illuminated like some squat stone drum left behind by the forgetful children of giants. Rome seemed magical, a fairy-tale city, on a drowsy evening such as this.” Lovers of Rome may savor the Costa novels just for images such as these.\r\n\r\nBut finally, this is a novel about evil. After I <a href=\"http://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/books/book-review-philip-kerrs-field-gray/2011/04/18/AFP6RjdE_story.html\">reviewed</a> Philip Kerr’s new <a href=\"http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0399157417?ie=UTF8&amp;tag=washpost-books-20&amp;linkCode=xm2&amp;camp=1789&amp;creativeASIN=0399157417\">Bernie Gunther novel</a> recently, a friend told me she wouldn’t read it because she didn’t want to deal with the horrors of World War II. 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