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book cover of 

The Ripper of Storyville 

by

Edward D Hoch and 

Marvin Lachman

The Ripper of Storyville

(1996)
A collection of stories by

Edward D Hoch and Marvin Lachman

 

GUNSLINGING AND HISTORICAL DETECTION

Probably the most honored of all current mystery short story writers, Edward D. Hoch combines ingenious plotting with a strong sense of time and place. The Ripper of Storyville is the first book collection of one of Hoch’s most imaginative creations, Ben Snow, the nineteenth century gunman who wanders through the West—and occasionally the East as well. The book begins with seven rare stories about Ben Snow published more than thirty years ago in The Saint Mystery Magazine and continues with seven more recent tales. Ben solves such mysteries as— The steamboat that vanishes as it leaves Vicksburg, Mississippi; The stallion that can be seen only by the victim; Crime in a Sacramento waxworks; The patent medicine man who claims to be able to stop time itself; Serial killings in old New Orleans; A mysterious death near a temple in Yucatan; and The killing of The Flying Man.
 
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Hardback Editions

November 1997 : Hardback
Cover of ISBN: 1885941188Title: The Ripper of Storyville
Author(s): Edward D. Hoch, Marvin Lachman
ISBN: 1-885941-18-8 / 9781885941183 (USA edition)
Publisher: Crippen & Landru Pub
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Paperback Editions

November 1997 : Paperback
Cover of ISBN: 1885941196Title: The Ripper of Storyville and Other Ben Snow Tales
Author(s): Edward D. Hoch, Marvin Lachman
ISBN: 1-885941-19-6 / 9781885941190 (USA edition)
Publisher: Crippen & Landru, Publishers
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