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Timothy Hallinan was born in in Los Angeles, California. Hallinan attended UCLA and the California State University system during the sixties. For awhile he lived in a shack with a woman in Echo Park while attending college. He became heavily involved with a class of poet-musicians in the all-night scene in places like the Troubadour. The sky is low enough to scrape a nail against, that peculiar sullen gray that usually precedes one of Bangkok's frequent rainstorms. Rafferty is aware of the livid greenness of the trees, of the wind that has kicked up to make the empty plastic bags dance on the pavement, of his heart hammering in the vein at the side of his neck. In the year , Timothy Hallinan returned with a second series which was set in Bangkok, his current city of residence since the 'www.doorway.ruy Hallinan was born in the year and is best known for the Simeon Grist series and Poke Rafferty series. A Nail through the Heart. A nail through the heart is the first book in the Poke Rafferty.

Timothy Hallinan's "A Nail Through the Heart" is a powerfully written novel set in Bangkok, a city of both beauty and degradation, where the senses are assaulted by the blare of vehicle horns, the traffic, the rush of people, the smells, the heat of the day and the neon of the night. A NAIL THROUGH THE HEART. by Timothy Hallinan ‧ RELEASE DATE: July 1, Mystery writer Hallinan (The Bone Polisher, , etc.) scores big-time with a fast-moving thriller set in Thailand. Poke Rafferty, the improbable product of a Filipino-Irish union, writes articles and niche travel books that provide him enough to live, if not well, at least better than the average Joe in Bangkok. The sky is low enough to scrape a nail against, that peculiar sullen gray that usually precedes one of Bangkok’s frequent rainstorms. Rafferty is aware of the livid greenness of the trees, of the wind that has kicked up to make the empty plastic bags dance on the pavement, of his heart hammering in the vein at the side of his neck.