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Vinnie's Head,
a comic crime novel
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March 2008!
St. Martin's Minotaur
ISBN 0-312360215
KILLER
YEAR:
A CRIMINAL ANTHOLOGY
Edited
by Lee Child
Afterword by Laura Lippman
My story "Teardown" will be in Killer Year, a forthcoming anthology edited by Lee Child and featuring stories by the 13 authors in the Killer Year group of debut novelists.
St.
Martin's Minotaur
January 2008
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AT
EASE WITH THE DEAD
Edited by
Barbara and Christopher Roden
My ghost story "The Admiral's House" appears in this anthology At Ease with the Dead, alongside 29 great and terrifying tales from some of the best writers in the genre.
THE
BEST OF
NOT ONE OF US
Edited
by John Benson
Prime Books 2006
ISBN 0-8095-6215-4
My story "Night Window" is included in this fine anthology from Prime Books, The Best of Not One of Us, featuring 15 stories from the 15-year run of this excellent little mag.
ReviewsMORE ADVANCE PRAISE FOR VINNIE'S HEAD: "Marc Lecard is a fresh literary dose of laughing gas. His breezy style and wicked wit bring alive a hilarious world of conmen, hitmen, and luckless losers, not the least of which is petty car thief and porno writer Johnnie LoDuco. Johnnie is just the type to go fishing for flounder and reel in his best friend's severed noggin. Vinnie's Head does for Long Island what Carl Hiaasen has done for Florida. It's a madcap thrill ride from start to finish." --David Ferrell, author of Screwball What a setup--this book had me hooked on page one! The twists just kept coming...and growing more twisted every time. VINNIE'S HEAD totally screwed with mine! It's The Sopranos on acid, Elmore Leonard on crack, Pulp Fiction on poppers, Carl Hiaasen on magic mushrooms chased down with a fifth of tequila. After reading it, I had to check into rehab!" --Steve Hockensmith, author of Holmes on the Range "Alfredo Garcia has nothing on Vinnie McCloskey-Schmidt. But the head we need concern ourselves with sits atop Marc Lecard's neck--it teems with gruesome and unsettling things which he is able, like a literary Chas Addams, to spill constructively onto the page." -- Scott Phillips, author of The Ice Harvest |