It is only by reprinting them that we can guarantee continued access to these sometimes bizarre, frequently haunting representations of mid-twentieth century lesbians.. I enjoyed reading it.. I have no control over what my family does and the sooner I realize that I am not put here to act as the family saviour, the better off my life will be.My one
| Title | : | Nightmare Range: The Collected Sueno and Bascom Short Stories (Soho Crime) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.65 (645 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1616953349 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 387Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-4-28 |
| Language | : | English |
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George Sueño's job is partially to solve crimes, but mostly to cover top brass's backside and make sure the US Army doesn't look bad. The stories within have been published over the last twenty years in a variety of magazines, mostly in Alfred Hitchcock, but have never before been available in book form.. Thoughtful, observant George, who is conversant in Korean, constantly faces difficult choices about whether to follow his orders or his conscience.Nine critically acclaimed novels later, Soho Crime is releasing a collection of Martin Limón's award-winning short stories featuring Sergeants Sueño and Bascom. Twenty years ago, Martin Limón published his first mystery story featuring Sergeant George Sueño, a young Mexican American army detective stationed on the US 8th Army base in South Korea in the early 1970s, the heart of the Cold War. George and his investigating partner, the rowdy and short-fused Sergeant Ernie Bascom, are assigned cases in which the 8th Army has come into conflict with local Korean law enforcement--often incidents in which American soldiers, who are not known for being on their best Standouts include Seoul Story, with its tour of the social layers of Limón's milieu, and The Gray Asian Sky, featuring Sueño's heartbreaking romance with a Korean woman. Agent: Jill Marsal, Marsal Lyons Literary. An underlying theme of justice for the innocent—often a young Korean trapped in a pitiful situation or an inexperienced American soldier in over his head—keeps the tales from becoming mired in gloom. (Sept.) . Sueño draws on his ability to speak passable Korean to investigate crimes that the Army brass and the autocratic Korean authorities would just as soon sweep under the rug. From Publishers Weekly In the 17 stories in this strong collection from Limón (The Joy Brigade and seven other novels set in Cold War–era South Korea), 8th Army Criminal Investigation Division detectives George Sueño and Ernie Bascom often deal with prostitutes, swindlers, and black marketers who pop up wherever naïve soldiers and American relative wea
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