Lawrence Block

Burglars Can't Be Choosers (Bernie Rhodenbarr, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

"All of Block's Bernie books are outrageously funny." -Associated Press "Wonderfully funny…Block's effortless first-person narrative and zippy dialogue is as pleasing as escapist fare ever gets." -Los Angeles Times Book Review "Intoxicating writing." -Chicago Tribune "Notre Dame at dusk. Pepy's account of the great fire of London. A really good cashmere coat. Some treasures are timeless…I feel like putting Bernie Rhodenbarr on that list." -New York Times Book Review

Since his 1977 debut, Bernie Rhodenbarr has won the devotion of an ever-increasing international audience. The lighthearted and light-fingered fellow, whose talents as a detective get him out of the trouble his burglar skills get him into, wins readers' hearts and minds as he goes along. BURGLARS CAN'T BE CHOOSERS is his first appearance.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lawrence Block
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2015
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781513044446
• Artikelnr.: 42677931

Autorenporträt

Lawrence Block has been writing award-winning mystery and suspense fiction for half a century. His newest book, pitched by his Hollywood agent as "James M. Cain on Viagra," is The Girl with the Deep Blue Eyes. His other recent novels include The Burglar Who Counted The Spoons, featuring Bernie Rhodenbarr; Hit Me, featuring philatelist and assassin Keller; and A Drop Of The Hard Stuff, featuring Matthew Scudder, brilliantly embodied by Liam Neeson in the new film, A Walk Among The Tombstones. Several of his other books have also been filmed, although not terribly well. He's well known for his books for writers, including the classic Telling Lies For Fun & Profit and Write For Your Life, and has just published a collection of his writings about the mystery genre and its practitioners, The Crime Of Our Lives. In addition to prose works, he has written episodic television (Tilt!) And the Wong Kar-wai film, My Blueberry Nights. He is a modest and humble fellow, although you would never guess as much from this biographical note.