Don Winslow's Books
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The Kings of CoolThe high-octane prequel to the acclaimed New York Times bestseller Savages delves into the past of Ben, Chon, and O.Read More -
The Gentlemen's HourP.I. Boone Daniels risks the wrath of his fellow boarders after he agree to defend a young man accused of murdering a beloved surfer and local legend.Read More
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Yahoo! News, April 19, 2013
...and thugs with you know who as the target. Dunn is often compared to authors like Elmore Leonard, Don Winslow and Dennis Lehane. JOE PEACE is enjoying brisk sales, while his assiduously growing fan base is hounding him for a sequel. Engaging and...
PR Leap, April 13, 2013
...and thugs with you know who as the target. Dunn is often compared to authors like Elmore Leonard, Don Winslow and Dennis Lehane. JOE PEACE is enjoying brisk sales, while his assiduously growing fan base is hounding him for a sequel. Engaging and...
PRWeb, April 13, 2013
...and thugs with you know who as the target. Dunn is often compared to authors like Elmore Leonard, Don Winslow and Dennis Lehane. JOE PEACE is enjoying brisk sales, while his assiduously growing fan base is hounding him for a sequel. Engaging and...
Cinema Blend, March 25, 2013
...be adapting and helming The Power of the Dog for The Story Factory. Based on the book by Don Winslow (author/screenwriter of Savages), the crime drama about a DEA agent's battle against a powerful Mexican drug cartel is currently lined up as Arcel's next...
TheCelebrityCafe.com, March 22, 2013
...the Best Picture Oscar. Arcel and Heisterberg are also attached to direct and write an adaptation of the Don Winslow best selling novel The Power of the Dog. It will be their next film. Rebecca would follow...
PR Leap, February 15, 2013
...to 5:00PM. Dunn is always taken aback at reviews comparing his work to authors like Elmore Leonard, Don Winslow and Dennis Lehane. JOE PEACE, published by ShelfStealers, was a semi-finalist for the 2009 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award. GalleyCat, an...
Film-News.co.uk, February 12, 2013
...filmmaker, always-opinionated and never dull, returns to the director’s chair for the ferocious thriller Savages, based on Don Winslow’s bestselling crime novel. Once again, Stone takes on a highly relevant issue for 21st America, this time depicting...
Delmarva Public Radio, January 15, 2013
...help keep discussions fair for everyone. These include rules for leaders as well as group participants. Please call Don Winslow at 410-208-6613 for more information. This program is sponsored by the Worcester County Library Foundation. Small Meeting...
University of Nottingham Impact, January 14, 2013
...Ben and Chon decide to fight back. Savages is Oliver Stone’s latest effort, a story based on Don Winslow’s novel of the same name, and it’s a little uncertain on its feet to say the least. It definitely looks great (I refuse to use the phrase...
Himalayan Times, January 11, 2013
...KATHMANDU: My favourite author Don Winslow whom I have been reading for a few years made a genre changing way of writing with Savages and Oliver Stones effort to capture the revolution on film in...
New Times SLO, January 10, 2013
...Diaz, Zadie Smith, J.K. Rowling, Christopher Moore, Neal Stephenson, Salman Rushdie, William Gibson, Marilynne Robinson, Justin Cronin, Don Winslow, Dennis Lehane, Michael Chabon, Mark Z. Danielewski, Jonathan Green, Laird Barron, David Wong, and—oh...
Aiken Today, January 5, 2013
...are required for lunch. For more information or to make a reservation for the Jan. 16 meeting, call Don Winslow, club president, at 226-0338. Comments { } Login to comment Follow Aiken Standard Most Popular Subscribe Today! Click hereto...
Business World, January 3, 2013
...girlfriend Ophelia (Blake Lively), who is kidnapped and used as a hostile takeover bargaining chip. Adapted from the Don Winslow novel, the movie is both hard-boiled suspenseful and post-modern preposterous, with not one but two great endings. 9....
CHUD, January 3, 2013
...devour Child, Daniel Silva, JD Robb, Vince Flynn and other fast-food authors like them while a steak like Don Winslow's Savages gets relegated to the bottom shelf of new fiction inside of a month. Lee Child writes for cretins...
