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Mickey Spillane's Books
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Vengeance is MineHe was a nice guy. Now he's dead. That's all Hammer knows about the stiff in the hotel room. But that isn't enough because Hammer suspects murder...Read More
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Something's Down ThereMako Hooker may look like any other grizzled fishing-boat captain trawling the Bermuda Triangle -- but he's much more. Hooker is in fact a retired...Read More
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The Big KillThe rain clawed at the windows of the bar. Hammer was angry and wanted to be left alone. But when he sees a desperate guy abandon his kid in a bar...Read More
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One Lonely NightNobody ever walked across the bridge at night. But on the foggy night that Hammer took that chance, his encounter with a gun-toting thug and a girl on...Read More
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Kiss Me DeadlyNo dame is pretty with a gun in her hand. But at least this one was alive. The last time Mike Hammer met up with a blonde she ended up dead, and Hammer...Read More
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My Gun is QuickHe called her Red. She called him in from the cold. For one short moment in the big, hard city they were friends--and then the girl turned up dead. ...Read More
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Killing ManIt keeps coming back to Hammer... The image of bloodshed in his office remained etched in Mike Hammer's mind forever - his secretary sprawled on...Read More
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Authors on the Web
Globe and Mail, May 18, 2012
...certain American type, the damaged loner. But the books, and all their cognates (the work of Dashiell Hammett, Mickey Spillane, even James M. Cain, Brett Halliday, Donald Hamilton and Lee Child after their fashion) would not function without the basic...
NewsOK.com, May 18, 2012
...detective novel “Lady, Go Die” is based on a lost partial novel found in the papers of writer Mickey Spillane, who died in 2006. It’s been completed by Spillane’s frequent collaborator and award-winning mystery novelist Max Allan Collins. Collins...
Associated Content, May 18, 2012
...have greatly influenced your own writing? A1) "Many great authors come to mind, including Robert Ludlum, Dashiell Hammett, Mickey Spillane, Daphne du Maurier, Thomas Hardy, Sidney Sheldon, Barbara Taylor Bradford. With respect to books in particular:...
NewsOK.com, May 18, 2012
...detective novel “Lady, Go Die” is based on a lost partial novel found in the papers of writer Mickey Spillane, who died in 2006. It's been completed by Spillane's frequent collaborator and award-winning mystery novelist Max Allan Collins. Collins has...
Manmade Mag, May 14, 2012
...the author of the Road to Perdition graphic novel, off which the film was based. With his new Mickey Spillane collaboration "Lady, Go Die" in great bookstores everywhere, we thought it would be fun to ask him for...
Indiewire, May 8, 2012
...Elmore Leonard forgoes the advice of Ernest Hemingway, and says: "Never open a book with weather." Well, Mickey Spillane isn't one for niceties or poetry, and he certainly lived by that code, as the late author's "Lady, Go Die!" doesn't mince words from...
Sabotage Times, March 2, 2012
...go since. Among the earliest were paperbacks passed on to me by my elderly, bedridden Auntie Betty, including Mickey Spillane’s I, the Jury and The Pirate by Harold Robbins, which she warned me was ‘a bit saucy’: pretty soon, my feverish teenage...
Rock Hill Herald, February 28, 2012
...in 1962. The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
CW Richmond WUPV, February 28, 2012
...1962.� The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
FOX 5 KVVU-TV, February 28, 2012
...1962.� The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
Kait 8, February 28, 2012
...1962. The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
KSWT13, February 28, 2012
...1962. The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
KPTM FOX 42, February 28, 2012
...1962.� The firm started specializing in book publicity in the mid 70's doing tours for authors Mickey Spillane and Wayne Dyer. Since then authors ranging from Jimmy Carter to Dean Koontz and Sophia Loren to Tom Brokaw have benefitted from PTA's unique...
