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Description edit
Otto Penzler is the proprietor of the Mysterious Bookshop, the founder of the Mysterious Press, the creator of Otto Penzler Books, and the editor of many books and anthologies.
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- Willingham: Add a description of this character.
- Weigman
- Erin
- Andres
- Charlie
- Sgarbi
- Helen
- Todd
- Polanski
- Natasha Pichushkina
- Gus
- Rippberger
- Vasquez
- Scott Johnson
- Lund
- Davis
- Rogers
- Ramos
- Dalton
- Manning
- Stacy
- Madoff
- Etan
- Terry
- Jason
- Gilbert
- Samantha
- Hurst
- Kreuger
- Waid
- Stan
- Kinney
- Big Jim
- Jackson
- Gailey
- Boomer
- Rittenband
- Smith
- Grabois
- Fischer
- Vannatter
- Webb
- Lewis
- Corbett
- Dozer
- Matt
- Barretta
- Willis
Setting & Locations edit
- Sacred Buffalo
- Texas
- Costa Rica
- New York
- United States
- Florida
- Moscow
- Juárez
- Mexico
- Ohio
- Houston
- Boulder
- Paris
- Munich
- Chino
- California
- Washington
- Louisiana
- Khersonskaya Street
- Seattle
- Wisconsin
- Los Angeles
- Maniac
- Ocala
- Germany
- Vietnam
- Boston
- America
- Kansas
- Italy
- Siquirres
- Oklahoma
- Channelview
- Switzerland
- Bitsevsky Park
- Mr. Acadia
- Michigan
- Caffey
- Virginia
- Panama
- Japan
- South Dakota
- St. Johnsbury
- Lime Street
- Dallas
- Manhattan
- Iron Mountain
- Wall Street
- Philadelphia
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Ecco
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: 0061490865
Page Count: 384
Publisher: Ecco
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2010
ISBN: 0061490865
Page Count: 384
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- Dewey: 364
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