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Ed Gorman's blog: June 2015

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Tuesday, June 30, 2015. Charles Willleford "Citizen's Arrest". From Gravetapping by Ben Boulden. Citizen's Arrest" by Charles Willeford. Posted: 30 Jun 2015 06:31 AM PDT. Mr Goranovsky, also known as “Mr. Do-Gooder,” is. Honest, upstanding, with a certain. Him to find a clerk when he sees a man. Hoplifting. The store is. Called Gwynn’s, and it has an. Odd shoplifting policy. Since an. Employee didn’t see the actual snatch,. They are loath to stop t. He man for fear, if he didn’t steal. Jakubowski, which I.

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Ed Gorman's blog: A TREMENDOUS INTERVIEW WITH BILL CRIDER

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Wednesday, August 05, 2015. A TREMENDOUS INTERVIEW WITH BILL CRIDER. Posted: 05 Aug 2015 06:00 AM PDT. Bill Crider is the author of more than 50 novels. His first was an unassuming. Entry in the Nick Carter Kill Master series— The Coyote Connection—. Debuting in 1981, and he has steadily increased his canon since. He has worked in. Several genres, including horror, western, and juvenile, but he is primarily a. His mystery novels have introduced several memorable series characters—. Hall of Fame in 2010.

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Sydney J. Bounds. Jake Douglas and Co. Gillian F. Taylor. To the Heart of Peace. English Town's Role in Westerns. Horse Sense and Nonsense. New Black Horse Westerns. And is keen to satisfy the tastes of changing times. Keith's article, about the writing of a new Chap O'Keefe book, Peace at Any Price. The interview with Brian explains how he picks up on the mannerisms of the people he meets in real life and uses them to help inspire his fictional characters. But he also says his readers want a black a...

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Ed Gorman's blog: From James Reasoner Gil Brewer Stark House

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Saturday, August 01, 2015. From James Reasoner Gil Brewer Stark House. Forgotten Books: Gun the Dame Down - Gil Brewer. This is one of the three previously unpublished novels by Gil Brewer. That Stark House is reprinting in a handsome new volume, and while the dates when Brewer wrote the books are unknown, GUN THE DAME DOWN seems very much like a Fifties novel, including that hardboiled title. It's also one of the few private eye novels Brewer ever wrote. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Publicity Pus...

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Ed Gorman's blog: Albert Zugsmith Talking working with Welles on Touch of Evil

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Saturday, August 08, 2015. Albert Zugsmith Talking working with Welles on Touch of Evil. Producer Albert Zugsmith on making TOUCH OF EVIL with Orson Welles. Orson is primarily an artist — a great one. The following interview with Zugsmith is taken from Todd McCarthy and Charles Flynn’s wonderful 1975 book King of the Bs. It was the last picture Ann Sheridan ever made! 8221; I said. “I don’t think so. But he’s got to pay his taxes or he’ll be in big trouble.”. For the rest go here:. In Conversation With Q...

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Ed Gorman's blog: FRANK KANE An Introduction by Robert J. Randisi

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Thursday, May 07, 2015. FRANK KANE An Introduction by Robert J. Randisi. Liz / Syndicate Girl. Stark House Press trade paperback - OUT NOW! An Introduction by Robert J. Randisi. It starts with the name. Tough and lean, like the man’s writing. Plus, I think Frank Kane came along at the right time. The column later led to a radio show. He also spent some time working in Washington D.C. on the efforts to end prohibition, and spent much time writing radio scripts for THE SHADOW, GANGBUSTERS, MR&#...Kane also...

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Ed Gorman's blog: Coen Brothers To Write, Possibly Direct Adaptation of Ross Macdonald’s ‘Black Money’

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Wednesday, August 05, 2015. Coen Brothers To Write, Possibly Direct Adaptation of Ross Macdonald’s ‘Black Money’. Ed here: Wowy wowy wow. The finest private detective writer of all time with two of the most. Inrelligent and creative people in Hwood. Coen Brothers To Write, Possibly Direct Adaptation of Ross Macdonald’s ‘Black Money’. AUGUST 5, 2015 3:15 PM. Blood Simple, Miller’s Crossing,. Wear their lit influences on their sleeves. No Country For Old Men. A match-up that sounds very promising indeed.

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Ed Gorman's blog: Forgotten Books--The Long Saturday Night by Charles Williams

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Thursday, August 06, 2015. Forgotten Books- The Long Saturday Night by Charles Williams. Over what was essentially a quarter century career Charles Williams worked in various sub-genres of the suspense field. He came to prominence writing the small-town Southern crime novel and I always had the feeling that that was his favorite form. But he did adventure novels, sea novels, comic novels and his version of caper novels as well. This is a short book, a one sitting read, two at most, and an intense, broodi...

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Ed Gorman's blog: July 2015

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Friday, July 31, 2015. Stark House: Great New Peter Rabe Trio, super intro by Rick Ollerman. The End of Daniel Port. Peter Rabe ended his six-book saga of Daniel Port with 1959’s Time Enough to Die. A novel that both Rabe himself and Donald Westlake liked. From Westlake: “The plot is tricky without being artificial, and for once Rabe has surrounded Port with strong and interesting characters. Time Enough to Die. The fourth book shows what Port is like without that ego, without the self-confidence or exag...