Today marks the reissue of Dorothy B. Hughes's Edgar-nominated
The Expendable Man (1963) by New York Review of Books Classics; this edition has an afterword by Walter Mosley. In
Crime & Mystery, H. R. F. Keating called the book, which centers on the death of a female hitchhiker, "one of the great trick novels of crime fiction." Anthony Boucher thought it "a splendid novel."
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