Clark Howard

Challenge the Widow-Maker (eBook, ePUB)

And Other Stories of People in Peril

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A collection of short fiction, including an Edgar Award-nominated story, about hard-luck characters and the human instinct to survive. A survivor of Little Bighorn faces down the resulting trauma in the decades following the bloody battle. An old man who has lost his late wife's cat joins forces with an unlikely partner to rescue abused animals. An ex-racecar driver contends with criminals in the midst of the famous Dakar Rally. Challenge the Widow-Maker is a collection of short stories about ordinary people facing extraordinary problems-and fighting back even when life has beaten them down. The title story took second place at Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine's annual Readers Awards (another story by author Clark Howard won the top spot that year), and was nominated for an Edgar Award. Featuring characters who experience "one more chance at the brass ring: the gift of surviving another day," this absorbing collection comes from an author whose work has appeared in The Best American Mystery Stories and other anthologies, and earned numerous honors from crime fiction critics and fans ( Kirkus Reviews).

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: MysteriousPress.com/Open Road
• Seitenzahl: 235
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504062077
• Artikelnr.: 59192592

Autorenporträt

Clark Howard was born in Tennessee and raised in a series of foster homes in Chicago, and he served with the US Marines in Korea, Howard is the author of many novels and true crime books, as well as more than two hundred short stories, primarily in the crime and mystery genres. His work has won the prestigious Edgar Award, five Ellery Queen Awards, and the Derringer Award, and he has been nominated for Anthony, Shamus, and Spur Awards, among other honors. Additionally, Howard's stories have been adapted for both film and television.