13 Shots of Noir [NOOK Book]

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English writer Paul D Brazill's 13 Shots Of Noir is a collection of short stories in the vein of Roald Dahl, The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.The first story, "The Tut", was nominated for a 2010 Spinetingler Award, while the story "Anger Management" was chosen as one of the Predators and Editors top twenty crime stories.

Crime, horror and dark fiction are contained within the pages of 13 Shots ...
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13 Shots of Noir

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Overview

English writer Paul D Brazill's 13 Shots Of Noir is a collection of short stories in the vein of Roald Dahl, The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents.The first story, "The Tut", was nominated for a 2010 Spinetingler Award, while the story "Anger Management" was chosen as one of the Predators and Editors top twenty crime stories.

Crime, horror and dark fiction are contained within the pages of 13 Shots Of Noir.
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940013499669
  • Publisher: Untreed Reads
  • Publication date: 11/19/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 883,946
  • File size: 459 KB

Meet the Author

Spinetingler Award nominee Paul D. Brazill was born in England and lives in Poland. His writing has appeared in all manner of classy print and electronic magazines and anthologies, including Noir Nation, Pulp Ink, CrimeFactory and the 2011 Mammoth Book Of Best British Crime. He writes a column for Pulp Metal Magazine and contributes to Mean Streets Magazine. He is a member of The Hardboiled Collective.

His blog, You Would Say That Wouldn't You? is here: http://pdbrazill.blogspot.com/
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  • Posted March 11, 2013

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    The darkest of humours, the most wry of minds, the faintest of s

    The darkest of humours, the most wry of minds, the faintest of smirks. These and a good dollop for atmosphere come to a heady froth here in this collection.

    I first read Paul's work in the Weird Noir collection, and that troubled werewolf Roman Dalton rears his head here in Drunk on the Moon, recounting another mysterious murder or three in the Underworld.
    Other standouts (although they're all pretty darn good) include the wicked opener, The Tut - a recipe for hen-pecked bedevilment if ever there was, the sharp and stark The Ballad of the Kid, and The Final Cut - an espresso black hit of Noir that tickles the darkest chuckles in your head.

    More please - there's more somewhere right?!

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    Posted November 27, 2011

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