Stuart Kaminsky Books

The Cold War Swap
The Cold War Swap

By Stuart Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Ross Thomas, Thomas, Ross, Kaminsky, Stuart M., Kaminsky, Stuart

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At the height of the Cold War, two Americans are runnng a bar in the West German capital, called Mac's place. One of the pair, Michael Padillo, isn't around a lot; he keeps disappearing on business...

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Never Cross A Vampire
Never Cross A Vampire

By Stuart Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Kaminsky, Stuart M.

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The time is January 1942, and Toby Peters' services have just been retained by the private eye's strangest client: Bela Lugosi, who, over a decade after frightening millions of Americans with his d...

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To Catch A Spy
To Catch A Spy

By Stuart Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky, 3M Company

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“Edgar winner Kaminsky offers plenty of nostalgic fun” as Hollywood PI Toby Peters teams up with Cary Grant in this World War II–era spy romp (Publishers Weekly).   Since the start of World War II,...

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Always Say Goodbye: A Lew Fonesca Mystery
Always Say Goodbye: A Lew Fonesca Mystery

By Stuart Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky

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four Years Ago Lew Fonesca's Wife Was Struck And Killed In A Hit-and-run Within Sight Of Their Apartment. He Fled Chicago, Driving Mindlessly Until His Car Gave Up The Ghost In Sarasota, Fl. Workin...

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American Television Genres
American Television Genres

By Stuart Kaminsky, Stuart M. Kaminsky, Kaminsky, Stuart, Mahan, Jeffrey, Jeffrey Mahan, Stuart M. Kaminsky With Jeffrey H. Mahan

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A Historical Perspective On The Popular Arts -- What Is The Critical Task? -- Genre And Order -- The Difference In Media Experience -- An Application Of Northrop Frye's Analytical Methods To Quiz A...

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