博客來Blue is the new Noir, and nobody does Blues like Chicago.
This anthology includes 21 stories by some of the best Chicago crime fiction authors: The late Stuart Kaminsky, Max Allan Collins, Sara Paretsky, Libby Fischer Hellmann, Marcus Sakey, Sean Chercover, J.A. Konrath, Barbara D’Amato, and more. It was originally published in hardcover and paperback in October, 2007. It is now being Re-published.
You already know the depths to which people sink when they have the Blues. The emptiness and pain caused by greed. The violence of revenge. And, occasionally, the bittersweet redemption that comes from a broken heart. Whether it’s the back alleys of Lower Wacker, the Blues clubs of yesteryear, or even the baseline at Wrigley Field, these stunning edgy tales of desperation, deceit, love gone bad, and revenge will haunt you like the riff of a Muddy Waters tune you can’t get out of your head.
Read these stories and see why the heart of Chicago throbs to the beat of the Blues... and why the Blues are made for Chicago.
PRAISE FOR CHICAGO BLUES
＂Classy... This impressive volume has soul, grit and plenty of high notes...＂ -Publishers Weekly
＂Twenty-one excellent reasons to stay out of the Windy City...＂ -Kirkus Reviews
＂A monument in words to this funky, mysterious and eternal American city... a fine collection.＂ -Luis Alberto Urrea, author, The Hummingbird’s Daughter
＂Extraordinary... Chicago Blues is a splendid bedside book, to be enjoyed for a long time.＂ -Chicago Tribune ＂
A strong sense of place, layered characters, and evocative prose...＂ -Chicago Sun-Times
＂Gritty, excellent... has my highest recommendation!＂ -Midwest Book Review ＂
＂An impressive group of stories... an amazing group of authors...＂ -Crimespree Magazine
CHICAGO BLUES was named the ＂pick of the week＂ by both Crime Fiction Dossier and January Magazine!
＂A solid anthology of crime stories... the batting average of CHICAGO BLUES is definitely higher than most.＂
＂A collection with big shoulders...＂ -January Magazine
＂What a gem this collection written entirely by Chicago authors is...＂ -Barbara Peters, Poisoned Pen
