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  • Little Caesarby W. R. Burnett

    RosettaBooks 2002; US$ 5.99

    W.R. Burnett knew, first-hand, of the world he describes in his terse, vivid 1929 novel with a brutally ironic title - Little Caesar. Burnett worked as reporter in Chicago in the 1920s, and he observed the nobodies willing to cheat and kill their way to being somebodies. The novel's hero, Cesare Bandello, known as Rico, is a 'gutter Macbeth',... more...

  • High Sierraby W. R. Burnett

    RosettaBooks 2002; US$ 5.99

    The tormented and exhausted man at the center of W.R. Burnettīs High Sierra is a notorious criminal whom the newspapers call 'Mad Dog' Roy Earle. Earle is every bit the criminal the newspapers depict, but he is a complicated soul who is the tragic hero of the novel - a horribly flawed man, a violent criminal who still retains a bit of a conscience... more...

  • Asphalt Jungleby W. R. Burnett

    RosettaBooks 1949; US$ 5.99

    The perfect crime goes awry in W.R. Burnettīs tough and brutally wise 1949 novel The Asphalt Jungle, and the problem is, in the end, human nature. Told in 40 short, blunt but richly atmospheric chapters, the novel meticulously details the planning and execution of a major jewel heist. The robbery is devised by Doc Reimenschneider, a master criminal... more...

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