Edgar Award winner and bestselling author Joe R.
No matter how they begin, Things are bound to get ugly--and fast..
Lansdale brings his legendary mojo and gritty, dark humor to harrowing heists, revenge, homicide, and mayhem.
In this collection of nineteen unforgettable Crime tales, Joe R.
A lonely man engages in dubious acts while pining for his rubber duckie.
A brother and sister travel to Oklahoma to recover the dead body of their uncle.
Bear is not alerting us to the dangers of forest fires, he lives a life of debauchery and murder.
When Mr. --Christa Faust, author of Money Shot In the 1950s, a young small-town projectionist mixes it up with a violent gang.
Lansdale is a national fucking treasure.
Pulpy, blackly humorous, compulsively readable, and somehow both wildly surreal and down-to-earth.
In his first Crime career-retrospective, including previously uncollected work, Lansdale shows exactly why critics continue to compare him to Elmore Leonard, Donald Westlake, Flannery O\'Connor, and William Faulkner.
Lansdale (the Hap and Leonard series), one of America\'s most essential Crime writers, heads back to the dangerous woods of East Texas.
Edgar Award winner and bestselling author Joe R
