All Due Respect The Anthology edition by Chris Rhatigan Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
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With hardcore crime stories by Joe Clifford, Tom Hoisington, Mike Toomey, Erin Cole, Stephen D. Rogers, Scotch Rutherford, Patricia Abbott, Nigel Bird, Andrez Bergen, Benedict J. Jones, Garnett Elliott, Alec Cizak, Christopher Grant, Gary Clifton, Jack Bates, Ryan Sayles, Tom Pitts, Pete Risley, CJ Edwards, Jim Wilsky, Chris Leek, Richard Godwin, Mark Joseph Kiewlak, Mike Monson, Tyler M. Mathis, Matthew C. Funk, McDroll, R Thomas Brown, and David Cranmer.
"Highlighting lowlifes in hardboiled homilies - these stories stick it in and break it off. Tender as a brick, subtle as a Molotov Cocktail." - Jedidiah Ayres author of Fierce Bitches.
"ALL DUE RESPECT is the sort of anthology you dole out to yourself piecemeal. You read 'Even Sven' and then shake your head, looking off into the distance, trying to make sure you start breathing again. You read Matt Funk and Patti Abbott the way you eat a good meal in that restaurant you go to for your anniversary. You savor the characters, the plot undertones. When a Joe Clifford character says that something 'tastes like a cat's ass,' you nod that, yeah, that character probably has that experience. Full of great stories from David Cranmer, R Thomas Brown, Fiona Johnson, Ryan Sayles and more, ALL DUE RESPECT is a book you'll read a story at a time, maybe one a night, like that after-dinner drink you can't put down." - Steve Weddle, editor, NEEDLE A Magazine of Noir
"ALL DUE RESPECT is full of bars and beatings, guns and grifters, not necessarily the kind of crime to cozy up with by the fire, unless it's one of those burning cars on the side of the road. All of these were good fast reads. Highly recommended." - David James Keaton, author of FISH BITES COP! Stories To Bash Authorities
All Due Respect The Anthology edition by Chris Rhatigan Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks
This is the real deal.Mike Monson and Chris Rhatigan consistently produce one of the best crime fiction magazines on the 'Net -- one that is such a keeper you will want to buy the paperback editions so you can lend them easily to friends -- really good friends.
This anthology, drawn from the pages of the mag, features some of my absolute favorite writers: Alec Cizak, Joe Clifford, Patti Nase Abbott, Chris Leek, Tom Pitts, Ryan Sayles and others, all working at the top of their form.
If you are looking for lurid tales full of grifters, gats and gun-molls, this is what you want to have in your hands and in your head. The paperback is currently out of print, but the Kindle edition is available for .99 cents -- cheaper than a pack of smuggled smokes from a Bodega in the East Brooklyn rat's nest known as "The Hole."
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All Due Respect The Anthology edition by Chris Rhatigan Mystery Thriller Suspense eBooks Reviews
Very good collection of real gritty, fast paced, noir short stories.
If you like the genre do not disregard this book and, beyond it, the chance it gives us to discover untill yet undiscovered real talents.
Truly entertaining, very fast paced and intelligent and well written.
This is a compilation of short narratives from the criminals' viewpoint. Most stories have a twist at the end; a couple are real dogs. Overall, this is an excellent read. The stories are short and to the point, so you can enjoy them when you are at work/school as time permits. Well worth the money.
I have been totally blown away by this collection of short crime stories - raw, powerful, direct no apologies, no prisoners, these stories are as hard as reality, and sometimes more.
Absolutely loved, if you enjoy crime fiction that does not even know how to spell "sugary happy ending," this book is for you.
I've been reading any amount of shorts lately, yet "All Due Respect" found plenty of new ways to surprise and delight me. Plenty of themes and backdrops are familiar (in particular, I've had enough meth-fueled characters and situations to last me a good while). For me, though, the standout attribute of this collection is the way it alternated from grimness to a warped levity. No clinkers here, and though there are many standouts, the entries that come to mind right now are those from Garnett Elliott, Tom Pitts, Jim Wilsky, and McDroll. I'd say I was familiar with about half the authors here, and so it's good to have exposure to so many other new ones.
Okay, stop. Stop reading this. Just buy this sweet magazine. I've cover-to-covered this baby, and I am telling you to BUY. THIS. ANTHOLOGY. Reading this thing is like eating little popcorn-crime stories one after another. You'll chomp through these like there's no tomorrow. Seedy characters, switchblade plot twists, skunky dive bars, and enough dank dripping alleyways to trip any crime-lover's trigger. And if you're still reading this...why?
This is a wonderful collection of stories from the Dark Side. If you're looking for heros and happy endings, where everything's tied up neatly in the end and the good guy gets the girl, this is definitely not the book you're looking for. On the other hand, if you're after something a little grittier, where sometimes bad things happen to good people, and where sometimes awful things happen to both good & bad people... get this anthology. I rarely believe it when folks say, "I couldn't put it down..." but this collection will make you say it.
I honestly hope there's a second volume coming along; I'd pre-order it today.
99 cents?! Are you kidding me? All Due Respect is a fine noir anthology, replete with characters whose actions are as disgusting morally as they are physically. Try staying afloat while diving through all the protagonists' murky psyches, and see if you ain't having fun while wondering about yourself. The pulp underground is undergoing a resurgence, and authors such as these should not stay underground for long. In order of appearance, my ten favorite stories in this volume were those written by Joe Clifford, Tom Hoisington, Mike Toomey, Garnett Elliott, Alec Cizak, Chris Leek, Richard Godwin, Tyler Mathis, Matthew C. Funk, and McDroll. Not to disparage the other authors here - editor Chris Rhatigan clearly knows what he's doing, and there are other writers I like here, I just tried to narrow it down to a few favorites and couldn't stop short of ten. Many of these are writers I hadn't read before, but I'll certainly be seeking them out now. And if I'd liked only these ten (which is not the case) at 99 cents for the entire book that's a dime a story. I was turning a profit before I finished the opening story.
These are not cozy mysteries. Writing this crisp and hard comes from the canon of Hammett and Thompson, Goodis, Cain, and Stark. Those footsteps are not easy to follow, but that's okay - these writers are not trying to do anything easy. They are doing something dark.
This is the real deal.
Mike Monson and Chris Rhatigan consistently produce one of the best crime fiction magazines on the 'Net -- one that is such a keeper you will want to buy the paperback editions so you can lend them easily to friends -- really good friends.
This anthology, drawn from the pages of the mag, features some of my absolute favorite writers Alec Cizak, Joe Clifford, Patti Nase Abbott, Chris Leek, Tom Pitts, Ryan Sayles and others, all working at the top of their form.
If you are looking for lurid tales full of grifters, gats and gun-molls, this is what you want to have in your hands and in your head. The paperback is currently out of print, but the edition is available for .99 cents -- cheaper than a pack of smuggled smokes from a Bodega in the East Brooklyn rat's nest known as "The Hole."
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