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The Plot ThickensJoining together for a good cause brings out the best in today's top mystery and suspense writers! For this marvelously entertaining anthology, these...Read More
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Entertainment Weekly Online, February 1, 2012
...Geekdom, get ready to rumble with excitement? or grumble with outrage. Or both. In an announcement sure to ignite a firestorm of fanboy passion and pique, DC Entertainment revealed today that DC Comics will publish a collection of mini-series that will...
Examiner.com, February 1, 2012
...J. D. Robb City of Dragons (The Rain Wilds Chronicles) by Robin Hobb The Comedy Is Finished by Donald E. Westlake Contents May Have Shifted by Pam Houston The Dark Rose by Erin Kelly The Darkening Field (Captain Alexei Korolev) by William Ryan A Darker...
Kirkus Reviews, December 27, 2011
...Harvard and a diabolical agitator bent on bringing the city to its knees. The Comedy Is Finished, by Donald E. Westlake (February): Although Westlake penned this standalone novel in the late 1970s, he never published it, fearing its premise was too...
Times & Transcripts, November 5, 2011
...had. This isn't prediction, it's reality today. The 'future' is here. The last word Here is Donald E. Westlake: "If it weren't for received ideas, the publishing industry wouldn't have any ideas at all." * Norbert Cunningham is a retired editorial page...
GQ Magazine UK, November 4, 2011
...The last year and a half I've been obsessed with Richard Stark, which is a pseudonym for Donald Westlake. He writes novels about a character named Parker. I've also read Ross McDonald and a lot of Graham Greene. That's why Antrem's sidekick is named Louis...
North County Times, October 16, 2011
...Stark comes from a crime fiction series he read as a young man by Richard Stark, pseudonym of Donald Westlake: "I read those books, and I'd never read anything like them before, and the first thing I thought was, could you apply this kind of writing to...
USA Today, October 12, 2011
...hard to take excerpts from their novels that lived up to the complete works. The same goes for Donald Westlake and Carl Hiaasen." •On omitting Kurt Vonnegut: "Same problem. But the good news is that Library of America is publishing two entire volumes...
In Reference to Murder, October 13, 2011
...Carol Oates (m) Mary Westmacott (14) Edith Pargenter (n) Evelyn Hervey (15) Ruth Rendell (o) Monica Quill (16) Donald Westlake (p) Ed McBain (17) Eleanor Marie Robinson (q) J.D. Robb (18) ...
Gee Ray Records, October 12, 2011
...hard to take excerpts from their novels that lived up to the complete works. The same goes for Donald Westlake and Carl Hiaasen."•On omitting Kurt Vonnegut: "Same problem. But the good news is that Library of America is publishing two entire volumes of...
Mystery Fanfare, October 12, 2011
...Halloween: Tales of Suspense, edited by Michele Slung & Roland Hartman.Mystery for Halloween (an anthology), edited by Donald Westlake...
Women of Mystery, September 21, 2011
...I’m re-re-reading Donald Westlake’s Trust Me On This, and it occurs to me that this is exactly what kids do, go back to the same book again and again. I remember my...
ArtsBeat, September 19, 2011
...going to come to a happy end.”Hard Case Crime, which has released unpublished works by writers like Donald Westlake and Lester Dent, as well as new works of pulp fiction by authors like Stephen King, plans to release “The Cocktail Waitress” next...
The Chicago Blog, September 13, 2011
...Stark writes, I read. He's a stylist, a pro, and I thoroughly enjoy his attitude."—Elmore Leonard "Donald Westlake's Parker novels are among the small number of books I read over and over. Forget all that crap you've been telling yourself about War and...
ComicsAlliance.com, September 12, 2011
..."Heroes and Villains":Let us know what your favorites are!Chris's Rec: Parker: The Score by Richard Stark (Donald Westlake)Matt's Rec: Breaking BadAaron's Rec: Blink by Malcolm GladwellEvie's Rec: Wild Flag by Wild FlagComics Reviewed:This week's focus...
