Stuart M. Kaminsky

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Stuart M. Kaminsky


Born
in Chicago, Illinois, The United States
September 29, 1934

Died
October 09, 2009

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Stuart M. Kaminsky wrote 50 published novels, 5 biographies, 4 textbooks and 35 short stories. He also has screenwriting credits on four produced films including ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA, ENEMY TERRITORY, A WOMAN IN THE WIND and HIDDEN FEARS. He was a past president of the Mystery Writers of America and was nominated for six prestigious Edgar Allen Poe Awards including one for his short story “Snow” in 1999. He won an Edgar for his novel A COLD RED SUNRISE, which was also awarded the Prix De Roman D’Aventure of France. He was nominated for both a Shamus Award and a McCavity Readers Choice Award.

Kaminsky wrote several popular series including those featuring Lew Fonesca, Abraham Lieberman, Inspector Porfiry Petrovich Rostnikov, and Toby P
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Average rating: 3.98 · 33,525 ratings · 2,849 reviews · 169 distinct worksSimilar authors
Death of a Dissident (Porfi...

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Bullet for a Star (Toby Pet...

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Murder on the Yellow Brick ...

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Dead of Winter (CSI: New Yo...

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More books by Stuart M. Kaminsky…
Death of a Dissident Black Knight in Red Square Red Chameleon A Fine Red Rain A Cold Red Sunrise The Man Who Walked Like a Bear Rostnikov's Vacation
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Bullet for a Star Murder on the Yellow Brick ... You Bet Your Life The Howard Hughes Affair Never Cross a Vampire High Midnight Catch a Falling Clown
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Lieberman's Folly Lieberman's Choice Lieberman's Day Lieberman's Thief Lieberman's Law The Big Silence Not Quite Kosher
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Vengeance Retribution Midnight Pass Denial Always Say Goodbye Bright Futures
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Dead of Winter Blood on the Sun Deluge
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“We, at least I, need monsters. Without monsters, there are no heroes. Something has to be black and white.
~Lew Fonesca ”
Stuart M. Kaminsky

“Karpo, as always, was dressed in black. His leather coat was black. Even his scarf and fur hat were black. Rostnikov thought that clothes reflected the people who wore them. Rostnikov himself dressed neatly, conservatively, in old comfortable suits and ties Sarah had bought for him at market stalls. As for Karpo's choice of black, Rostnikov was not given to simple judgment. He himself was rather fond of black, which was either the absence of color or the totality of color. There was a statement in black, he thought. Black said, You cannot penetrate my being by looking at my exterior. I am a dark cipher.”
Stuart M. Kaminsky, Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express

“The worst thing,' she whispered to the cat as she stroked it, 'is not to be useful.”
Stuart M. Kaminsky, Death of a Dissident

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