Alison Langley was born in Missouri, but grew up in Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota, she worked as a journalist in Connecticut and Maryland before moving in 1986 to Europe, where she covered events in Germany, Hungary, Austria and Switzerland. Most recently she taught journalism in Vienna.
She lives in the Swiss Alps with her Irish husband and their dog Guido.
Budapest Noir is her first novel.
In Budapest Noir 1945, 1956 and 1974 merge into 1991 and a nation is allowed to remember the dark days of its past and come to terms with its history before seeking to move on to a different future.The novel starts with Ilona getting a phone installed in 1991. This banal act has...
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