Learning to Kill
Learning to Kill - Stories (Paperback)
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PRAISE FOR ED MCBAIN
"One of the most prolific and admired writers of crime fiction in the world . . . McBain could not write a bad line. He owned every inch of turf in his world, where the law worked because, for all their flaws, his characters cared about justice, and where the moral order prevailed because good, for all its ambiguities, trumped evil."--"New York Daily News
""One of the greatest American crime writers . . . his tales of the city are timeless."--"The Washington Post
""McBain--if not the father, at least the godfather of the police procedural genre--created a body of work unique in American fiction both in quantity and in quality."--"San Diego Union Tribune
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"McBain has a great approach, great attitude, terrific style, strong plots, excellent dialogue, sense of place, and sense of reality."--"Elmore Leonard
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"Ed McBain is a master. He is a superior stylist, a spinner of artfully designed and sometimes macabre plots."--"Newsweek"
"One of the most prolific and admired writers of crime fiction in the world . . . McBain could not write a bad line. He owned every inch of turf in his world, where the law worked because, for all their flaws, his characters cared about justice, and where the moral order prevailed because good, for all its ambiguities, trumped evil."--"New York Daily News
""One of the greatest American crime writers . . . his tales of the city are timeless."--"The Washington Post
""McBain--if not the father, at least the godfather of the police procedural genre--created a body of work unique in American fiction both in quantity and in quality."--"San Diego Union Tribune
"
"McBain has a great approach, great attitude, terrific style, strong plots, excellent dialogue, sense of place, and sense of reality."--"Elmore Leonard
"
"Ed McBain is a master. He is a superior stylist, a spinner of artfully designed and sometimes macabre plots."--"Newsweek"
