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Scott Adlerberg

Scott Adlerberg
Scott Adlerberg lives in Brooklyn. His first book was the Martinique-set crime novel Spiders and Flies (2012). Next came the noir/fantasy novella Jungle Horses (2014). His short fiction has appeared in various places including Thuglit, All Due Respect, and Spinetingler Magazine. Each summer, he hosts the Word for Word Reel Talks film commentary series in Manhattan. His new novel, Graveyard Love, a psychological thriller, is out now from Broken River Books.


Ishmael Reed’s Hoodoo Detective

The 1972 cult crime novel that explores Black identity, African religion, civilizations at war, and all of recorded history.

April 6, 2020  By Scott Adlerberg
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Borges, Bioy Casares and the Dawn of Argentine Mystery

The Literary Icons Who Brought Detective Fiction to Argentina

July 25, 2018  By Scott Adlerberg
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The Power of Pulp Fiction: Girl Gangs, Biker Boys and More

On the Counterculture Politics of Trashy 1950s Novels

December 7, 2017  By Scott Adlerberg
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Vernon Sullivan: The Bestselling Writer Who Didn't Exist

How Boris Vian Went Way Beyond Cultural Appropriation

March 30, 2017  By Scott Adlerberg
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If Nabokov Wrote Thrillers...

The Tale of Gaito Gazdanov, Lost White Russian Writer of Genius

July 14, 2016  By Scott Adlerberg
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