Synopsis
About Otto Penzler
See more books from this AuthorThere are two stories from the 1920s, one—Steve Fisher’s workmanlike, forgettable “You’ll Always Remember Me”—from the ’30s, three from the ’40s, six from the ’50s, two from the ’60s, two from the ’70s, three from the ’80s—and then ten from the ’90s and ten more from 2000-2007.
Oct 05 2010 | Read Full Review of The Best American Mystery Sto...It's called "Family," was written by San Francisco-based Dan Leone, appeared originally in a magazine called Literal Latte, and is one of the 20 unusually excellent tales of crime and mystery published in 2000 and collected by the hard-working series editor Otto Penzler and MWA Grand Master Block...
| Read Full Review of The Best American Mystery Sto...The excellent 15th edition of this âbest ofâ series, edited by mystery maven Otto Penzler, contains 20 winning short stories, many by relative unknowns.
Aug 29 2011 | Read Full Review of The Best American Mystery Sto...Good short story mysteries, as Corbin quotes the famous maxim of Elmore Leonard, “leave out the parts that readers tend to skip.” You’ll want to read every word of every story in this collection of the best writers because every word counts.
Nov 08 2011 | Read Full Review of The Best American Mystery Sto...At almost 800 pages and around $20 the anthology The Best American Noir of the Century is guaranteed to please noir fans.
Jan 16 2011 | Read Full Review of The Best American Mystery Sto...An aggregated and normalized score based on 110 user ratings from iDreamBooks & iTunes