 | Actually, I'm a Murderer | Tony is a mediocre actor, struggling to find work, who finds himself (in the early 1970's) returning to Sunderland from London on a late night train in the company of three strangers. They chat and try to guess each other's jobs. One of them claims that actually, he is a murderer. No-one believes him, but soon after they arrive, a public figure dies, and more deaths follow... Tony relates this story from the present, stating that he is expecting to die himself, any day now...
Categories: non-speculative, crime |
John said
Great, good creative thriller, with lots of funny bits! Terry is also the author of Horrible Histories.