Links:

    -AUTHOR SITE: carlolucarelli.it (in Italian)
    -WIKIPEDIA: Carlo Lucarelli
    -WIKIPEDIA: Inspector De Luca (novel series)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Carlo Lucarelli (IMDB)
    -AUTHOR PAGE: Carlo Lucarelli (Europa Editions)
    -FILMOGRAPHY: Il commissario De Luca : TV Mini-Series (2008– ) (IMDB)
    -VIDEO: Inspector De Luca (2013) Season 1 Episode 3
    -VIDEO: Inspector De Luca (2013) Season 1 Episode 4
    -EXCERPT: from An excerpt from Falange armata Carlo Lucarelli (Journal of Specialised Translation)
    -ESSAY: The mysterious case of theory and practice: crime fiction in collaborative translation (Brigid Maher, La Trobe University, Melbourne, Journal of Specialised Translation)
    -ENTRY: Carlo Lucarelli (World Heritage Encyclopedia)
    -ENTRY: Carlo Lucarelli (Italian Mysteries)
    -ENTRY: Carlo Lucarelli (Stop You're Killing Me)
    -ENTRY: Lucarelli, Carlo 1960- (Encyclopedia.com)
    -PROFILE: Carlo Lucarelli, novelist, makes use of Italy's unsolved crimes (Elisabetta Povoledo, Oct. 23, 2007, NY Times)
    -INTERVIEW: Carlo Lucarelli, the Italian "troublemaker": During the event “Libri Come,” organized at the the Italian Cultural Institute in New York, we sat down with the popular giallo writer and television host to talk about Italy's politics, television, past and present history (LETIZIA AIROS AND ALICE BONVICINI, November 10, 2010, i.Italy)
    -ESSAY: Lucarelli's Guernica: The Predicament of Postmodern Impegno (Elena Past, Italica)
    -ARCHIVES: Inspector De Luca (EuroCrime)
    -ARCHIVES: Carlo Lucarelli (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of The Damned Season by Carlo Lucarelli (Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (Glenn Harper, International Noir)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (Karen Meek, EuroCrime)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (Charles L.P. Silet, Mystery Scene)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (PETER ROZOVSKY, Detectives Beyond Borders)
    -REVIEW: of Damned Season (View from the Blue House)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche by Carlo Lucarelli (Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Kittling Books)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Karen Meeks, EuroCrime)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (View from the Blue House)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Richard Lipez, Washington Post)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Glenn Cole Russell)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Shawn Badgely, Austin Chronicle))
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Frank Wilson, Philadelphia Inquirer)
    -REVIEW: of Carte Blanche (Maxim Jakubowski, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Via delle Oche (Peter Rozovsky, Words Without Borders)
    -REVIEW: of Villa delle Oche (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Villa delle Oche (Glenn Harper, International Noir)
    -REVIEW: of Villa delle Oche (Houston Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of The De Luca Trilogy by Carlo Lucarelli (Guy Savage, Mostly Fiction)
    -REVIEW: of The De Luca Trilogy (Kate Sharpley)
    -REVIEW: of Outsiders: Italian Stories, Roberto Saviano, Carlo Lucarelli, Valeria Parrella, Piero Colaprico, Wu Ming, Simona Vinci (Tom Moriarty, Irish Times)
    -REVIEW: of Judges by Andrea Camilleri, Carlo Lucarelli, Giancarlo De Cataldo, Joseph Farrell and Alan Thawley (Juan Vidal, NPR)
    -REVIEW: of Judges (EuroCrime)
    -REVIEW: of Day after Day by Carlo Lucarelli (Petrona)
    -REVIEW: of Day after Day (Maxim Jakubowski, The Guardian)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue by Carlo Lucarelli (Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue (Kirkus)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue (Petrona)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue (Glenn Harper, International Noir)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue (Reviewing the Evidence)
    -REVIEW: of Almost Blue (Maxim Jakubowski, The Guardian)
    -TV REVIEW: Inspector De Luca (Martin Edwards, Do You Write Under Your Own Name?)
    -TV REVIEW: Inspector De Luca (Murder, Mayhem & More)
    -REVIEW: of Inspector de Luca (Peek-a-boo)
    -REVIEW: of Inspector de Luca (Patrick Mulkern, Radio Times)
    -FILM REVIEW: Almost Blue (David Rooney, Variety)