SNOWBOUND: A stinger and a beaut. Pronzini makes people and events so real that you re living those explosive days of terror. --Robert Ludlum
GAMES: Pronzini is a kind of magician, only he builds his illusions, casts his spells and creates his magic with words...the people are real, the psychology is sound and the situation so inherently spellbinding that readers will be swept effortlessly along by the narrative. --Seattle Post Intelligencer
About the Author
A full-time professional writer since 1969, Bill Pronzini has published close to 70 novels, including three in collaboration with his wife, novelist Marcia Muller, and 32 in his popular Nameless Detective series. He is also the author of four nonfiction books, 20 collections of short stories, and scores of uncollected stories, articles, essays, and book reviews; and he has edited or coedited numerous anthologies. He has received three Shamus Awards, two for Best Novel, and the Lifetime Achievement Award (presented in 1987) from the Private Eye Writers of America; and six nominations for the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe award. Pronzini and his wife live in Petaluma, California.
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SNOWBOUND: A stinger and a beaut. Pronzini makes people and events so real that you re living those explosive days of terror. --Robert Ludlum
GAMES: Pronzini is a kind of magician, only he builds his illusions, casts his spells and creates his magic with words...the people are real, the psychology is sound and the situation so inherently spellbinding that readers will be swept effortlessly along by the narrative. --Seattle Post Intelligencer
About the Author
A full-time professional writer since 1969, Bill Pronzini has published close to 70 novels, including three in collaboration with his wife, novelist Marcia Muller, and 32 in his popular Nameless Detective series. He is also the author of four nonfiction books, 20 collections of short stories, and scores of uncollected stories, articles, essays, and book reviews; and he has edited or coedited numerous anthologies. He has received three Shamus Awards, two for Best Novel, and the Lifetime Achievement Award (presented in 1987) from the Private Eye Writers of America; and six nominations for the Mystery Writers of America Edgar Allan Poe award. Pronzini and his wife live in Petaluma, California.