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Show Business Is Murder  
Author: Stuart M. Kaminsky (Editor)
ISBN: 0425196526
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
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Book Description
These all-new short stories of movies, music, murder, and mayhem by today's brightest talents will take you from vaudeville to Vegas, and make it chillingly clear that in the world of entertainment, if you want to make it, you may have to step on some people-or over their dead bodies...

Includes first-run stories from

€ Carolyn Wheat
€ John Lutz
€ Elaine Viets
€ Parnell Hall
€ Stuart M. Kaminsky
€ Edward D. Hoch
€ Annette Meyers
€ Angela Zeman
€ David Bart
€ Bob Shayne
€ Mark Terry
€ Gary Phillips
€ Suzanne Shaphren
€ Libby Fischer Hellman
€ Charles Ardai
€ Gregg Andrew Hurwitz
€ Steve Hockensmith
€ Shelley Freydont
€ Robert Lopresti
€ Mat Coward


About the Author
Stuart M. Kaminsky is the author of 56 published books, 40 short stories, and five produced screenplays. He has received a total of six Edgar nominations for his novels and short stories.




Show Business Is Murder

FROM THE PUBLISHER

"Edward D. Hoch shows how a performance artist working as a human roulette ball fares when a killer puts his "Monet on the Red."" "A veteran female newscaster tries to take out the young, perky competition before she loses her own precious time slot in Elaine Viets "Blonde Moment."" "A lover's tryst goes horribly wrong - and the truth behind what happened is more shocking than any screenwriter's dream - in David Bart's "Just Another Hollywood Ending."" These and seventeen other all-new short stories of movies, music, murder, and mayhem by today's talents will take you from vaudeville to Vegas, and make it clear that in the world of entertainment. If you want to make it, you may have to step on some people - or over their dead bodies.

FROM THE CRITICS

Publishers Weekly

Show Business Is Murder, the latest theme anthology presented by the Mystery Writers of America and edited by Stuart M. Kaminsky, boasts some impressive talent, including Edward D. Hoch, Annette Meyers and Mat Coward, but lacks sparkle. The 20 original stories offer something for every taste, covering all forms of show business, from vaudeville and pop music to TV and scriptwriting. Agent, Howard Morhaim. Copyright 2004 Reed Business Information.

     



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