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The Deadbeat Club is the second novel by Dietrich Kalteis, released by ECW Press in October, 2015. The National Post calls it, A breakout for Kalteis, doing for Vancouver and Whistler what George V. Higgins did for Boston, and Jean-Claude Izzo does for Marseille.
His anticipated third novel, Triggerfish will be released in June, 2016; and his debut novel, Ride the Lightning, won the bronze medal in the 2015 Independent Publisher Awards for Canada West Regional Fiction, and was hailed as one of the best Vancouver crime novels.
More than 40 of his short stories have been published internationally, and his screenplay Between Jobs was a finalist in the Los Angeles Screenplay Festival. Kalteis resides with his family in West Vancouver and is currently working on his next novel.
His anticipated third novel, Triggerfish will be released in June, 2016; and his debut novel, Ride the Lightning, won the bronze medal in the 2015 Independent Publisher Awards for Canada West Regional Fiction, and was hailed as one of the best Vancouver crime novels.
More than 40 of his short stories have been published internationally, and his screenplay Between Jobs was a finalist in the Los Angeles Screenplay Festival. Kalteis resides with his family in West Vancouver and is currently working on his next novel.
Genres: Mystery
Novels
Ride The Lightning (2014)
The Deadbeat Club (2015)
Triggerfish (2016)
House of Blazes (2016)
Zero Avenue (2017)
Poughkeepsie Shuffle (2018)
Call Down the Thunder (2019)
Cradle of the Deep (2020)
Under an Outlaw Moon (2021)
Nobody from Somewhere (2022)
The Get (2023)
Crooked (2024)
The Deadbeat Club (2015)
Triggerfish (2016)
House of Blazes (2016)
Zero Avenue (2017)
Poughkeepsie Shuffle (2018)
Call Down the Thunder (2019)
Cradle of the Deep (2020)
Under an Outlaw Moon (2021)
Nobody from Somewhere (2022)
The Get (2023)
Crooked (2024)
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