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Peter Blauner


USA flag (b.1959)

Peter Blauner is the author of Slow Motion Riot, winner of the 1992 Edgar Allan Poe award for best first novel.

Awards: Edgar (1992)

Genres: Mystery, Thriller
 
Series
Lourdes Robles
   1. Proving Ground (2017)
   2. Sunrise Highway (2018)
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Novels
   Slow Motion Riot (1991)
   Casino Moon (1994)
   The Intruder (1996)
   Man of the Hour (1999)
   The Last Good Day (2003)
   Slipping Into Darkness (2006)
   Picture in the Sand (2023)
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Books containing stories by Peter Blauner
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Kwik Krimes (2013)
edited by
Otto Penzler
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The Rich and the Dead (2011)
(Mystery Writers of America Presents)
edited by
Nelson DeMille

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Awards
1992 Edgar Award for Best First Novel : Slow Motion Riot

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The Fact Checker (2025)
Austin Kelley
"The Fact Checker begins like it's going to be a conventional mystery story before turning into something much wilder and more original that questions the nature of how we really know what's true and what isn't. It's as if Martin Scorsese's film Afterhours ran into Adaptation at a bar and convinced it to go for an adventure. I read The Fact Checker in a flash, enjoyed the hell out of it, and woke up still thinking about it the next day."
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The Price You Pay (2024)
Jim Fusilli
"Jim Fusilli has done a lot of good writing in his time, but The Price You Pay is his best book. It's everything you want urban crime fiction to be: taut, seriously suspenseful, closely observed, wry, and very knowing about the way the real world works. I started off admiring the precision of the writing, and then found the pages flying. I was going to say George V. Higgins, the author of The Friends of Eddie Coyle, would have liked this novel. But then again, he might have just been pissed that he didn't write it himself."
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Sweet Thing (2023)
David Swinson
"They're going to have to find a new spot on the color wheel for Sweet Thing. Because there's dark, there's noir, and then there's David Swinson. His new book is the real deal: tough, terse, rocket-paced and authentic. If you're reader enough to handle the strong stuff off the top shelf, this is for you."

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