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Harry Hunsicker
Harry Hunsicker was raised by wolves in the rain forests of central Dallas, near the headwaters of Turtle Creek.
The fourth generation of his family to call Dallas home, Hunsicker works as a commercial real estate appraiser and speaks on creative writing when not penning the next Lee Henry Oswald mystery.
Hunsicker is an active member of the International Thriller Writers, the Mystery Writers of America, the Private Eye Writers of America and the Writers League of Texas.
The Private Eye Writers of America nominated Still River, his debut novel, for a Shamus Award for Best First Novel published in 2005.
The fourth generation of his family to call Dallas home, Hunsicker works as a commercial real estate appraiser and speaks on creative writing when not penning the next Lee Henry Oswald mystery.
Hunsicker is an active member of the International Thriller Writers, the Mystery Writers of America, the Private Eye Writers of America and the Writers League of Texas.
The Private Eye Writers of America nominated Still River, his debut novel, for a Shamus Award for Best First Novel published in 2005.
Genres: Mystery, Urban Fantasy
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Harry Hunsicker recommends
Beasts of 42nd Street (2023)
Preston Fassel
"...one of the best detective novels to come down the pike in a long while. A rogues' gallery of great characters and a killer story mixed with New York City in all its 1970s sleazy glory. What's not to love? Do yourself a favor and buy a copy today."
The Corpse Flower (2021)
(Kaldan and Schafer Mystery, book 1)
Anne Mette Hancock
"Anne Mette Hancock has written a killer book. This one has it all--a great story, compelling characters, and a page-turning plot. Don't miss The Corpse Flower."
City of Fear (2019)
(Rob Soliz and Frank Pierce Mystery, book 2)
Larry Enmon
"Larry Enmon is a master story-teller."
Books containing stories by Harry Hunsicker
The Best American Mystery Stories 2011 (2011)
(Best American Mystery Stories)
edited by
Harlan Coben and Otto Penzler
D*CKED (2011)
Dark Fiction Inspired by Dick Cheney
edited by
Jedidiah Ayres, Greg Bardsley and Kieran Shea
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