You can find my review of MONEYBALL on Crimespree Cinema.
THE SUMMING UP, Friday, September 30, 2011
Patricia Abbott, Savage Season, Joe R. Lansdale
Steve Aldous, Shaft Among the Jews, Ernest Tidyman
Yvette Banek, Speaking of Murder, ed. Ed Gorman and Martin Greenbert
Bill Crider, Don't Dig Deeper, William Francis
Scott Cupp, tgod's Man, Lynd Ward
Martin Edwards, Jumping Jenny, Anthony Berkeley
Cullen Gallagher, The Killing of the Tinkers, Ken Bruen
Ed Gorman, The Handle, Richard Stark
Jerry House, Phantom of the Opera, Gaston Leroux
Randy Johnson, I Gave at the Office, Donald Westlake
George Kelley, Ghost Guns, W.C. Tuttle
B.V. Lawson, Miami and Its Murder, Edna Buchanan
Evan Lewis, K'ing Kung-Fu Covers, Barry Smith
Steve Lewis, Error in Judgment, D.C. Brod
Steve Lewis/William Deeck, The Bells of Old Bailey, Dorothy Bowers
Todd Mason, Wimmen's Comix #13; Twisted Sisters 1 & @, ed. Dianne Noomin; Chicken Fat, Will Elder
J.F. Norris, The Weird Picture, John R. Carling
Richard Pangburn, Waling the Perfect Square, Reed Farrel Coleman
Eric Peterson, Killer on the Road, James Ellroy
David Rachels, Memory of a Passion, Gil Brewer
James Reasoner, Cave of a Thousand Tales, Milt Thomas
Gerard Saylor, Chasing the Devil, David Reichart
Ron Scheer, Death and the Dervish, Mesa Selimovic
Kerrie Smith, Murder Can Stunt Your Growth, Selma Eichler
Tomcat, The Slayers Series, PaulDoherty
John Wilson, The Galton Case, Ross MacDonald
Jim Winter, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Ray Bradbury
Kevin Tipple, Gods in Alabana, Joshilyn Jackson
4 comments:
As a recommendation let me say that Edna Buchanan's two true crime books about Miami, THE CORPSE HAD A FAMILIAR FACE and NEVER LET THEM SEE YOU CRY, are better than any of her novels (in my humble opinion), even the best of them. I'd highly recommend both of them.
Jeff M.
Such a wonderful selection here! And I have to say, I love that 'photo :-).
Four is very exuberant. You'll see.
Thanks again, Patti. You're a peach.
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