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Transgressions

Transgressions

by EdMcBain (Editor)

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    Hardcover 2005

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Synopsis

Ten brand new novellas of suspense by the very best mystery and thriller writers in the world. One from each of: Stephen King, Jeffery Deaver, Ed McBain, Walter Mosley, John Farris, Lawrence Block, Sharyn McCrumb, Joyce Carol Oates, Anne Perry and Donald Westlake. This is the definitive collection from the top authors at the the beginning of the 21st century and will be a must-buy for all the millions of crime fans around the globe.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 784
 Publisher: Orion
Published: 17 Nov 2005
ISBN 10: 0752872362
ISBN 13: 9780752872360
Book Overview: A truly amazing line-up of commercial writers including BRAND NEW offerings from STEPHEN KING and JEFFERY DEAVER. Both are unpublished and substantial - the Deaver is large enough to constitute a novella in its own right. Both will be worth the entrance money alone. All the writers critical and commercial stars. They include: Ed McBain himself, Walter Mosely, Lawrence Block, Anne Perry and Sharyn McCrumb. This a collection of such substance that we can afford to publish it in three editions in mass market

Media Reviews
One of the best anthologies ever to make it to print . Saturday amagazine - DAILY RECORD
Author Bio
The editor of this collection, Ed McBain, was born Salvatore Lambino in New York. He changed his name to Evan Hunter and under that name is known as the author of The Blackboard Jungle and as the writer of the screenplay for Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. As Ed McBain, he is most famous for the inimitable 87th Precinct series of novels - which now numbers over fifty titles. A Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America, Ed McBain was also one of only three American writers to be awarded the CWA Diamond Dagger for lifetime achievement. His death earlier this year left the crimewriting world in mourning for one of its leading lights.