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Death Comes Last: The Rest of the 1950s in Bloomington, MN
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DEATH COMES LAST
Taken together,
Death Comes Last
and the expanded
Redheads Die Quickly
contain all of Brewer's short fiction published between 1951 and 1959. Additionally,
features:
- "The Golden Scheme," Brewer's last remaining unpublished story from the
1950s;
- a pair of crime stories published in 1929 and 1930 by Gil Brewer's father
(who, confusingly, also published under the name Gil Brewer); and
- the first-ever catalog of every Gil Brewer short story known to exist,
including everything published thus far (with complete publication
histories) as well as everything still unpublished.
Taken together,
Death Comes Last
and the expanded
Redheads Die Quickly
contain all of Brewer's short fiction published between 1951 and 1959. Additionally,
features:
- "The Golden Scheme," Brewer's last remaining unpublished story from the
1950s;
- a pair of crime stories published in 1929 and 1930 by Gil Brewer's father
(who, confusingly, also published under the name Gil Brewer); and
- the first-ever catalog of every Gil Brewer short story known to exist,
including everything published thus far (with complete publication
histories) as well as everything still unpublished.
DEATH COMES LAST
Taken together,
Death Comes Last
and the expanded
Redheads Die Quickly
contain all of Brewer's short fiction published between 1951 and 1959. Additionally,
features:
- "The Golden Scheme," Brewer's last remaining unpublished story from the
1950s;
- a pair of crime stories published in 1929 and 1930 by Gil Brewer's father
(who, confusingly, also published under the name Gil Brewer); and
- the first-ever catalog of every Gil Brewer short story known to exist,
including everything published thus far (with complete publication
histories) as well as everything still unpublished.
Taken together,
Death Comes Last
and the expanded
Redheads Die Quickly
contain all of Brewer's short fiction published between 1951 and 1959. Additionally,
features:
- "The Golden Scheme," Brewer's last remaining unpublished story from the
1950s;
- a pair of crime stories published in 1929 and 1930 by Gil Brewer's father
(who, confusingly, also published under the name Gil Brewer); and
- the first-ever catalog of every Gil Brewer short story known to exist,
including everything published thus far (with complete publication
histories) as well as everything still unpublished.
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