If the only side of Lawrence Block you know is the dark and gloomy Matt Scudder books, such as the noir classic When the Sacred Ginmill Closes , then you might be surprised to hear that he's also one of the most delightfully droll writers in the mystery business. "I hurried uptown... read more
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