August 29, 201910 Bad HabitsMay 2013 A small time crook collides with amoral dot-com venture capitalists in modern day San Francisco. What…- August 29, 2019by Ben Terrall CounterpunchWeekend Edition July 5-7, 2013 A Warped Valentine From a Vanishing San Francisco: Life and Death in…
- August 29, 2019By Woody HautWoody Haut's BlogJune 24th, 2013 Snitch World by Jim Nisbet (PM Press). Another example of absurdist noir from…
- August 29, 2019By Thomas GaughanBooklistSeptember 2013 Klinger describes himself as a resident of "San Francisco's asteroid belt of petty crime and criminals,"…
- August 29, 2019By Woody HautLA Review of BooksDecember 22nd, 2013One of the Ten Favorite Crime Novels of 2013 Considering Nisbet’s recent work,…
- August 29, 2019By Derek PellZoom Street The Miata jumped the curb and sheared off a light pole. That’s the opening sucker punch…
- August 29, 2019by Radmila MayMystery People MagazineVolume 3, Issue 3 pp. 19 The protagonist Klinger (no first name), an unsuccessful petty crook…
- August 28, 2019Back to James Kilgore's Page
- August 28, 2019Publisher's WeeklyNovember 2012 At the start of Kilgore’s funky, funny first mystery, white ex-con Calvin Winter discovers the body of…
- August 28, 2019By Seth SandronskyNewsReview.comNovember 8th, 2012 In the ’70s, political activist James Kilgore, wanted on federal explosives charges, hid from the…
- August 28, 2019By Gavin EvansLondon Times2010 Gavin Evans, a South African-born journalist who was part of the ANC underground structures during the…
- August 28, 2019by Bob HahnPublisher's WeeklySeptember 21, 2012 James Kilgore’s first crime novel, Prudence Couldn’t Swim, charts the efforts of a white…
