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by edited by Ed McBain
10 novellas (each between 10-40,000 words) combine into a whopping 780 page book. Contributions from Donald E. Westlake, Anne Perry, Joyce Carol Oates, Walter Mosley, Sharyn McCrumb, Ed McBain, Stephen King, John Farris, Jeffery Deaver, Lawrence Block.
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