9781941110454-1941110452-Crime Plus Music: Twenty Stories of Music-Themed Noir

Crime Plus Music: Twenty Stories of Music-Themed Noir

ISBN-13: 9781941110454
ISBN-10: 1941110452
Author: Jim Fusilli
Publication date: 2016
Publisher: Three Rooms Press
Format: Paperback 400 pages
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ISBN-13: 9781941110454
ISBN-10: 1941110452
Author: Jim Fusilli
Publication date: 2016
Publisher: Three Rooms Press
Format: Paperback 400 pages

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Crime Plus Music: Twenty Stories of Music-Themed Noir (ISBN-13: 9781941110454 and ISBN-10: 1941110452), written by authors Jim Fusilli, was published by Three Rooms Press in 2016. With an overall rating of 4.5 stars, it's a notable title among other books. You can easily purchase or rent Crime Plus Music: Twenty Stories of Music-Themed Noir (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $0.3.

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CRIME + MUSIC: The Sounds of Noir, collects twenty darkly intense, music-related noir stories by world-renowned mystery authors including David Corbett, Tyler Dilts, Brendan DuBois, Bill Fitzhugh, Alison Gaylin, A.J. Hartley, Craig Johnson, David Liss, Val McDermid, Gary Phillips, Peter Robinson, and Zoë Sharp, and, from the music world, Galadrielle Allman, author of Please Be With Me: A Song for My Father, Duane Allman and award-winning songwriter-novelist Willy Vlautin. Edited by novelist and Wall Street Journal rock and pop music critic Jim Fusilli.

The lively anthology’s chilling, sinister tales tap into the span of rock and pop history, ranging from Peter Blauner’s heart-wrenching The Last Temptation of Frankie Lymon” to Fusilli’s Boy Wonder,” set in the world of contemporary electronic dance music; from Naomi Rand’s The Misfits,” a punk-rock revenge saga to Mark Haskell Smith’s menacingly comedic 1968 Pelham Blue SG Jr.”; from Reed Farrel Coleman’s study of a one-hit wonder, Look at Me/Don’t Look at Me” to Erica Wright’s account of betrayal among minor talents in A Place You’re Likely to Find”and many more.

CRIME + MUSIC exposes the nasty side of the world of popular music, revealing it to be the perfect setting for noir tales.

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