Andrew Vachss’s many books include the Burke novels and two previous collections of short stories. His books have been translated into twenty languages, and his work has appeared in Parade, Antaeus, Esquire, Playboy, and The New York Times, among other publications. He died in 2021.
“Classic, gritty Vachss, who writes prose you can strike a match
on.” —Shots
“It’s brutal, grindhouse and poetic. . . . As if the devil himself
had penned [That’s How I Roll]. . . . Vachss is a writer to admire,
one that does not shun from showing a world with all of its ugly
flaws.” —Lit Reactor
“A noir masterpiece.” —Irish Independent
“[A] chilling tour de force. . . . Crafty, strong-willed Esau
combines courtly manners, deadly paybacks, and ruthless singularity
of purpose.” —Publishers Weekly
“Vachss’s stories . . . burn with righteous rage and transfer a
degree of that rage to the reader.” —The Washington Post Book
World
“Esau Till has to be about the most unique killer-for-hire ever
invented. . . . A great character study of a man with a mission,
despite overwhelming odds. His survival instincts and
matter-of-fact philosophies promise to remain unrivaled for quite
some time.” —Bookreporter
“Vachss’s tough-guy writing style grabs you by the hair and jerks
you to attention.” —Detroit Free Press
“This novel could easily be mistaken for a memoir. . . . Both
chilling and realistic.”—New York Journal of Books
“Vachss combines his trademark black humor with his longstanding
concern for children and their well-being. . . . A smart, cynical
glimpse into the human condition.” —Kirkus Reviews
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