Coleman, Reed Farrel, 1956-

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Description: Well-regarded among his mystery-writing peers, Reed Farrel Coleman is the winner of several major genre awards, including multiple Shamus Awards for his detective fiction. While he has written several series, as well as poetry and short fiction, Coleman is best-known for his Moe Prager mysteries, hard-boiled detective novels marked by unusually fine language. Sharply-written dialogue provides insight into the thinking of his characters. Coleman's native New York is a frequent setting, in all its late 20th-century grit and vibrancy, and, as with his protagonists, he writes of it affectionately but without pulling punches. Start with: Walking the Perfect Square

Description: Well-regarded among his mystery-writing peers, Reed Farrel Coleman is the winner of several major genre awards, including multiple Shamus Awards for his detective fiction. While he has written several series, as well as poetry and short fiction, Coleman is best-known for his Moe Prager mysteries, hard-boiled detective novels marked by unusually fine language. Sharply-written dialogue provides insight into the thinking of his characters. Coleman's native New York is a frequent setting, in all its late 20th-century grit and vibrancy, and, as with his protagonists, he writes of it affectionately but without pulling punches. Start with: Walking the Perfect Square

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