| Nominee - Shamus Award for Best Novel |
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| “St. Cyr is a great character, and the fascinating city and its larger-than-life denizens intrigue.” |
“Distinguished by a level of
detail that makes a vanished
world live again.”
─ The Washington Post
detail that makes a vanished
world live again.”
─ The Washington Post
“Fulmer's dialogue adds its
lyric voice to the gutbucket
sounds and ragtime rhythms
pouring out of the bars and up
from the streets.”
─ The New York Times
lyric voice to the gutbucket
sounds and ragtime rhythms
pouring out of the bars and up
from the streets.”
─ The New York Times
| The fictional rendition of the true crime and romance that inspired the iconic blues song "Betty and Dupree." |
Books and Miscellany from David Fulmer |
"Homecomings can
be a bitch when they
don't want you there
in the first place."
be a bitch when they
don't want you there
in the first place."
“Fulmer’s evocative prose
captures the sights, sounds,
and smells of 1913 Storyville
in his superior 'Lost River.'”
-- USA Today
captures the sights, sounds,
and smells of 1913 Storyville
in his superior 'Lost River.'”
-- USA Today
| * Shamus Award Winner & * LA Times Book Prize Nominee |
| -- Publishers Weekly |
"Fulmer skillfully
weaves three
perspectives on this
journey of suspense,
madness, and
revenge."
-- Stephanie Roman
weaves three
perspectives on this
journey of suspense,
madness, and
revenge."
-- Stephanie Roman
| Nominee Shamus Award for Best Novel |
"A welcome return."
-Booklist
-Booklist
| David Fulmer's novella is an adult holiday drama with a redeeming message. |
