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Reviewer DICK ADLER's take on crime, music and life
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Let He Who Is Without an Agent Cast the First Actor
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I wrote last week about the subtitled Swedish film version of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which just opened in New York. As sure as the...
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Hello, world -- here comes Esme
"Tattoo" Nails It
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Through methods too devious to mention, I just saw the subtitled Swedish version of THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO, the first of the lat...
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Cozies Uber Alles
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I've been accused of not spending enough time on so-called "cozies" -- gentler mysteries more gris than noir. Mea culpa . (Rem...
IS THIS THE BEST THRILLER OF 2009?
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[THIS ONE'S FOR YOU, RUTH] THE HIDDEN MAN, by David Ellis (Putnam; $25.95) If you've just been the prosecutor who ...
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Parker Handles Heavy Iron
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In L.A. Outlaws , T. Jefferson Parker introduced Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy Charlie Hood, sent up to the Antelope V...
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Gorman Vs. The 1960s
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He'll probably be pissed at me for saying it, but Ed Gorman is the tooth fairy of the mystery world -- dispensing not only ...
Caputo Comes Across
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CROSSERS , by Philip Caputo Early in Philip Caputo's complex and elegant new novel, we first meet Ben Erskine. It is 1903, and Ben ...
Way To Go, Moynahan!
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One of the best jobs I ever had was editing a London men's magazine called TOWN in the 1960s. It was in the Esquire tradition, was p...
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