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"William G. Tapply belongs to that growing school of Massachuasetts-based writers who threaten to make Boston the new capital of the the whodunit. . . . Tapply's novel, crisp and clean and muscular, won't hurt Beantown's chances in the slightest."
--San Diego Union

"Brady Coyne becomes more interesting with every Tapply book, and The Vulgar Boatman is simply very good. . . . The plotting is tight, the characters (even some of the bad ones) are interesting and even attractive, and there is a sense of compassion here about how and why people do things they ought not to do that is unusual in this kind of fiction. In the end, Tapply brings us back to where we began, but invigorated for the journey. . . ."
--Boston Globe

Author's Note Invisible Writing Published Works About the Author Guestbook Links		The Vulgar Boatman Reviews "William G. Tapply belongs to that growing school of Massachuasetts-based writers who threaten to make Boston the new capital of the the whodunit. . . . Tapply's novel, crisp and clean and muscular, won't hurt Beantown's chances in the slightest." --San Diego Union "Brady Coyne becomes more interesting with every Tapply book, and The Vulgar Boatman is simply very good. . . . The plotting is tight, the characters (even some of the bad ones) are interesting and even attractive, and there is a sense of compassion here about how and why people do things they ought not to do that is unusual in this kind of fiction. In the end, Tapply brings us back to where we began, but invigorated for the journey. . . ." --Boston Globe


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