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In the Killer's Wedge, McBain keeps to his own characters' prejudices and delusions along with creative hunches and lets the drama carry gender, sex, age, education, wisdom.

In the Killer's Wedge, McBain keeps to his own characters' prejudices and delusions along with creative hunches and lets the drama carry gender, sex, age, education, wisdom. He even has a city culture character in which we see the lack of empathy, curiosity and under- standing that exists in the masses of big city. This characterization is within the 87th as well where you would expect less human flaws.

Her game was death - and her name was Virginia Dodge.

And I already had the third Killer’s title in mind, which eventually became the book Killer’s Wedge

Edgar Award nominee! Crisp and fres. avagely bruta. nexpected and amusing twists. McBain plays fair and square with the complications that arise from this clever setup. And I already had the third Killer’s title in mind, which eventually became the book Killer’s Wedge. None of these were as dreadful as the Cotton and titles conjured by Ralph, but they nonetheless had a pulpy, private-eye sound to them, perhaps, gee, just maybe because they were introducing a pulpy, somewhat private-eye character.

Ed McBain and Evan Hunter on Internet Book List. 2001 audio interview with Leonard Lopate of WNYC/NPR - RealAudio

Ed McBain and Evan Hunter on Internet Book List. 2001 audio interview with Leonard Lopate of WNYC/NPR - RealAudio. Ed McBain, Evan Hunter bibliographies 1–2 at HARD-BOILED site (Comprehensive Bibliographies by Vladimir).

McBain E. ILLER'S CHOICEED MCBAINOriginally published in USA in 1958. Originally published in USA in 1958. Published by Penguin Books in 1963. ISBN 0-14-001972-3This is for Laury and Bill The city in these pages is imaginary. The people, the places are all fictitious. This is for Laury and Bill.

Ed McBain's alter ego Evan Hunter often said the guiding principle behind his 87th Precinct series of police-procedural novels was developing a composite central character out of the squadroom itself. In few entries was he as successful in that regard as here, with one of his earliest stories.

by. McBain, Ed, 1926-2005. Books for People with Print Disabilities. Internet Archive Books. Uploaded by MyH-loader on September 13, 2010.

Authors: McBain, Ed. Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd. Binding: Paperback. Condition: Used; Good.

even those we thought we already knew. The 87th Precinct one of the great literary accomplishments of the last half-century. -Pete Hamill, Newsday show more.