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More Good Old Stuff
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More Good Old Stuff

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Offering indisputable evidence of the early talent that was to lead him to the top of the bestseller lists everywhere, these fourteen tales of crime and corruption, of sleuthing and suspense, of treachery, intrigue, and revenge, by the incomparable John D. MacDonald, were selected from the hundreds that originally appeared in the immensely popular pulp magazines of the late 1940s.

Superb entertainment from one of crime’s most famous and accomplished writers.

‘The stories share MacDonald’s love of a buzz ending and the biting setup’ Chicago Sun-Times

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Murder Room
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 September 2014
Pages
240
ISBN
9781471913341

Offering indisputable evidence of the early talent that was to lead him to the top of the bestseller lists everywhere, these fourteen tales of crime and corruption, of sleuthing and suspense, of treachery, intrigue, and revenge, by the incomparable John D. MacDonald, were selected from the hundreds that originally appeared in the immensely popular pulp magazines of the late 1940s.

Superb entertainment from one of crime’s most famous and accomplished writers.

‘The stories share MacDonald’s love of a buzz ending and the biting setup’ Chicago Sun-Times

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
The Murder Room
Country
United Kingdom
Date
18 September 2014
Pages
240
ISBN
9781471913341