August 29, 2019A Moment of Doubt by Jim Nisbet - quick take By Russel D McLeanSpinetingler MagazineJanuary 5, 2011[Ed note: Yesterday I…- August 29, 2019Publishers Weekly A detective novelist on the skids sustains a bored dalliance with his computer in this raunchy early work…
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- 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 Bob HahnPublisher's WeeklySeptember 21, 2012 James Kilgore’s first crime novel, Prudence Couldn’t Swim, charts the efforts of a white…
August 25, 2019By Wendy WerrisPublishers WeeklyAugust 24, 2012 Gary Phillips, 57, is the epitome of the noir cool he writes about in…- August 22, 2019Publishers WeeklyJuly 2015 Despite the deep and rich history of anarchism, it can appear as a utopian novelty among radical…
- August 20, 2019Publishers Weekly March 5, 2012 Though Gilbert is still in prison after almost 30 years for the botched 1981 Brink’s…
- August 15, 2019Publishers WeeklyMarch 11th, 2013 This short, perceptive book—part history, part social critique—was first published in 1938 and later expanded in…
- August 14, 2019Publishers WeeklyMarch 2016 This sardonic collection from the author of Radiance is a bracing cold-water shower for readers more familiar…
- August 14, 2019Publisher's WeeklyJanuary 11, 2010 Hugo-winning novelist Robinson (Galileo’s Dream) began his career with short fiction. “The Lucky Strike,” a novelette…
- August 5, 2019Publishers Weekly April 4, 2011 In the fifth of PM's Outspoken Authors series, chronospy Jerry Cornelius takes a swirling run…
