Cleveland noir

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"Cleveland is a working-class town, though its great institutions were founded by twentieth-century robber barons and magnates . . . It's this mix of the wealthy and the working class that makes this city--an urban center of brick and girders surrounded by verdant suburbs--a perfect backdr...

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Main Authors: Ruhlman, Michael, 1963- (Author, Editor), Headen, Miesha Wilson (Author, Editor)
Other Authors: Habibion, Sohrab (Cartographer), McLain, Paula (Contributor), Petrone, Susan (Contributor), Grimm, Mary (Contributor), McSwain, Dana (Contributor), Vandiver, Abby L. (Contributor), Conrad, Sam (Contributor), Crook, Angela (Contributor), Pulley, D. M. (Contributor), DiFrancesco, Alex (Contributor), Belcher, J. D. (Contributor), Bialosky, Jill (Contributor), Umrigar, Thrity N. (Contributor), Stashower, Daniel (Contributor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Series:Akashic noir series.
Subjects:
Noir fiction, American.
Detective and mystery stories, American.
Short stories, American.
Cleveland (Ohio) > Fiction.
Table of Contents:
  • Part I: City center. Love always / Paula McLain
  • The silent partner / Susan Petrone
  • Under the hill / Mary Grimm
  • Bus stop / Dana McSwain
  • Part II: The outliers. Sugar daddy / Abby L. Vandiver
  • Jock talk / Sam Conrad
  • Bitter / Angela Crook
  • Part III: The trendy. Tremonster / D.M. Pulley
  • The book of numbers / Miesha Wilson Headen
  • The house on Fir Avenue / Alex DiFrancesco
  • The Laderman affair / J.D. Belcher
  • Part IV: the heights. Mock heart / Jill Bialosky
  • The fallen / Thrity Umrigar
  • The ultimate cure / Michael Ruhlman
  • Lenny, but not Corky / Daniel Stashower.

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