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Congratulations to Ed Gorman on receipt of the
Private Eye Writers' Lifetime Achievement Award!
September 2011
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Ed Gorman has been writing full-time since 1984
after a career in advertising. Prolific in the mystery, dark
suspense and western fields, he had written more than
a hundred stories and many novels, including Stranglehold,
published by St. Martin’s in 2010.
His short fiction, distinctive for its emotional depth,
has been reprinted in numerous anthologies,
including The Shamus Winners (2010).
"One of our finest contemporary short story writers regardless of genre."
Jon Breen Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
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"One of suspense fiction's best storytellers,"
says Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine.
Dean Koontz adds:
"Gorman's writing is strong, fast and sleek as a bullet."
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In the deep woods, a well. In the well, a Voice . . .
The Voice speaks of lust, and blood, and murder
to any who listen.
Under the spell of Cindy Brasher,
almost every young man will listen.
CAGE OF NIGHT ED GORMAN
192 PAGES TRADE PAPERBACK $9.95
ISBN: 978-1-935797-18-0
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"Gorman showcases the darker side
of his talents in this solid collection."
-- Publishers Weekly
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250 pages $14.95
ISBN: 978-0-9825157-5-4
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13 dark tales of murder and revenge
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"The Baby Store" "Comeback" "Flying Solo" "Aftermath"
"A Little Something to Believe In" (with Larry Segriff)
"Loose Ends" "Killing Kate" "Favor and the Princess"
"Heritage" (with Terence Butler) "The Long Way Back"
"Rafferty's Comeback" "That Day at Eagle's Point"
"Such a Good Girl"
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