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Review
A Moment of Doubt in SF Weekly
August 29, 2019
Jim Nisbet's noir detective knows why the book biz is fading By Jonathan Kiefer SF WeeklyWednesday, Nov 3 2010The San…
A Moment of Doubt on Spinetingler
August 29, 2019
A Moment of Doubt by Jim Nisbet - quick take By Russel D McLeanSpinetingler MagazineJanuary 5, 2011[Ed note: Yesterday I…
A Moment of Doubt: A Publishers Weekly Review
August 29, 2019
Publishers Weekly A detective novelist on the skids sustains a bored dalliance with his computer in this raunchy early work…
Snitch World: A Review
August 29, 2019
10 Bad HabitsMay 2013 A small time crook collides with amoral dot-com venture capitalists in modern day San Francisco. What…
Snitch World Reviewed in Counterpunch
August 29, 2019
by Ben Terrall CounterpunchWeekend Edition July 5-7, 2013 A Warped Valentine From a Vanishing San Francisco: Life and Death in…
Snitch World: A Review
August 29, 2019
By Woody HautWoody Haut's BlogJune 24th, 2013 Snitch World by Jim Nisbet (PM Press). Another example of absurdist noir from…
Snitch World: A Booklist Review
August 29, 2019
By Thomas GaughanBooklistSeptember 2013 Klinger describes himself as a resident of "San Francisco's asteroid belt of petty crime and criminals,"…
Snitch World in the LA Review of Books
August 29, 2019
By Woody HautLA Review of BooksDecember 22nd, 2013One of the Ten Favorite Crime Novels of 2013 Considering Nisbet’s recent work,…
Snitch World: A Zoom Street Review
August 29, 2019
By Derek PellZoom Street The Miata jumped the curb and sheared off a light pole. That’s the opening sucker punch…
Snitch World: A Mystery People Magazine Review
August 29, 2019
by Radmila MayMystery People MagazineVolume 3, Issue 3 pp. 19 The protagonist Klinger (no first name), an unsuccessful petty crook…
Rad Dad in Razorcake #2
August 29, 2019
By Kurt MorrisRazorcakeJanuary 23, 2012 I am not a dad and have no intention of ever becoming one, so, in…
Rad Families: A Library Journal Review
August 29, 2019
By Julianne SmithLibrary JournalJanuary 2017 Writing professor Moniz’s Rad Dad started as a zine over ten years ago, and this…
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