Tag: crime novels
The First Quarry — Max Allan Collins doubles back to a nostalgic first hit
The Last Quarry–Another good pulp noir read from Max Allan Collins
Baby, It’s Murder–It’s one last bang for Spillane and Collins’ Mike Hammer
Quarry’s Return–One more action-packed Max Allan Collins finale
Now streaming–Brosnan and Baccarin star in Fast Charlie
Fast Charlie–The novel that would become the movie
Double Indemnity–TCM book celebrates 80 years of the noir classic
Retro fix–Max Allan Collins’ giant Nolan novel “Spree” returns in 2-for-1 volume “Mad Money”
The Big Bundle–Max Allan Collins’ latest Heller novel merges RFK, Hoffa, the Mob, and a forgotten Midwest crime
The Hot Beat–Noted sci-fi/fantasy author’s pulp crime novel gets reprinted 62 years later
Retro fix–Max Allan Collins’ early Nolan novel “Hard Cash” returns in 2-for-1 volume “Tough Tender”
Quarry’s Blood–Max Allan Collins offers up another exciting end for Quarry series
No Second Chances–New crime novel brings 1970s pulp tropes to the present
Get ready for the Jamie Lee Curtis TV series with the latest Scarpetta novel
Retro review–Raymond Chandler’s early hardboiled crime novel, The Big Sleep
Bait Money–Max Allan Collins’ first Nolan novel returns in new 2-for-1 Hard Case Crime edition
Kiss Her Goodbye–Spillane and Collins bring an older Mike Hammer back to NYC for one more job
Advance book review–Stephen King’s Later, a riveting supernatural, coming of age, ghost story
Skim Deep–Nolan returns in all-new Max Allan Collins crime novel
Now streaming–Exciting, stunning, and gritty, Motherless Brooklyn is simply as good as it gets
Erle Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason returns in new mini-series for HBO
Killing Quarry–Max Allan Collins puts Quarry in the crosshairs in latest novel
Fact or fiction? Struzan looks at Prohibition in A Bloody Business
Max Allan Collins conquers Mickey Spillane’s next Mike Hammer tale in Murder, My Love
Book review–Mickey Spillane centenary celebrated with lost stories of crime and adventure in The Last Stand
Book review–Despicable characters in an enthralling read, Richard Vine’s “Soho Sins”
Retro review–Sinner Man, Lawrence Block’s lost, first crime novel
