PERIL PRESS presents:Manhunt, April 1953THE BLUE SWEETHEARTA Noveletteby David GoodisA glittering stone and a beautiful blonde—and Hagan wanted them both; wanted them badly enough to kill for them.SUSPENSE: For pure adventure, strongly seasoned with homicide, David Goodis’ The Blue Sweetheart mixes sapphires, blondes, and revenge with a Ceylon background. In the same issue, there’s a story by David Goodis, author of the novels Dark Passage, Nightfall, and Behold This Woman. His new story is a shocker that will keep you guessing all the way. (From Manhunt, March 1953) 8200 WordsPopular Detective, September 1947THE COP ON THE CORNERby David GoodisWhen racketeer Jimmie Renzelli was found bumped off in an alley, the murder wasn't as simple to solve as it looked!5600 WordsThe Saturday Review, November 16, 1946 THE CRIMINAL RECORDThe Saturday Review’s Guide to Detective Fiction540 WordsCapsule book reviews featuring THE OLD MILL by P. W. Wilson, MURDER MOST FOUL by Kathleen Buddington Coxe, CAT AND MOUSE by Eaton, K. Goldthwaite, THE CROOKED WREATH by Christianna Brand, BLOOD ON BISCAYNE BAY by Brett Halliday, THE LIFE SENTENCE by H. C. Bailey, MAKE WITH THE BRAINS PIERRE by Dana Wilson, THE ORIGINAL CARCASE by George Bagby, DARK PASSAGE by David Goodis, and THE 3-13 MURDERS by Thomas B. Black. DAVID GOODIS hit the big time with his novel, “Dark Passage” which was made into a movie starring the Bogart-Bacall team. Goodis wrote his first novel when he was twenty-one and prophetically called it, “The Ignited” . . . later threw it into the furnace. Since then he’s written hundreds of stories, wrote for radio in New York and is now working in Hollywood. Outstanding novels include Dark Passage, Nightfall and Behold This Woman. Philosophy? . . . Goodis: “. . . work hard . . . but don’t ever worry about a thing.”This Edition includes the illustrations from both stories and mini-bio, plus a gallery of 8 Pulp Magazine covers that feature David Goodis stories.