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6 giorni fa · Einaudi. Il diner più famoso d'America, con la sua vetrata piena di luce contro il buio della notte. Una sigaretta fumata di fronte a una finestra aperta, lasciando che il sole penetri nelle ossa. Una coppia separata da una noia invincibile. Un cinema mezzo vuoto dove una donna aspetta l'uomo che ama.
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2 giorni fa · The Canceled Czech (1966) is the second book in Block's tongue-in-cheek Evan Tanner espionage series. It has a humorous title. In the series, Block posits a character (the lead character) whose sleep center has been destroyed by a piece of shrapnel during the Korean War and who spends his extra eight hours learning languages and…
I'm not sure. I inherited this collection from someone who was moving. It is funny because the books are unread. I guess the person who gave them to me had a reading copy, too.
7 mag 2024 · LAWRENCE BLOCK is one of the most acclaimed and highly decorated living mystery writers, having received multiple Edgar, Shamus Awards and Maltese Falcon Awards, as well as lifetime achievement awards in the U.S., UK, and France (including being named a "Grand Master" by the Mystery Writers of America, the organization's highest honor).
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28 apr 2024 · The mystery author Lawrence Block has self-published several books, including The Night and the Music, a collection of previously published short stories featuring private eye Matthew Scudder. The late Gael Greene, famed restaurant critic for New York magazine, made her out-of-print 1976 erotic novel, Blue Skies, No Candy , and other ...
Lawrence Block and Ian Rankin. First editions and all signed by authors. : r/bookhaul. r/bookhaul. r/bookhaul. • 7 hr. ago. West-Protection-5454. Lawrence Block and Ian Rankin. First editions and all signed by authors. Was given these books.
7 mag 2024 · In its midst is the torso of Into the Night, minus a beginning, end and a few other parts. Lawrence Block, author of the Matt Scudder and Evan Tanner series, is invited to fill in the blanks. The final product is a sort of Frankenstein that claims as its victims the reputations of both writers.
