George Pelecanos was born in Washington, D.C. in 1957. He worked as a line cook, dishwasher, bartender, and woman's shoe salesman before publishing his first novel in 1992.
Pelecanos is the author of twenty books set in and around Washington, D.C.: A Firing Offense, Nick's Trip, Shoedog, Down By the River Where the Dead Men Go, The Big Blowdown, King Suckerman, The Sweet Forever, Shame the Devil, Right as Rain, Hell to Pay, Soul Circus, Hard Revolution, Drama City, The Night Gardener, The Turnaround, The Way Home, The Cut, What It Was, The Double, and The Martini Shot. He has been the recipient of the Raymond Chandler award in Italy, the Falcon award in Japan, and the Grand Prix Du Roman Noir in France. Hell to Pay and Soul Circus were awarded the 2003 and 2004 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. The Turnaround won the Hammett Prize for literary excellence in the field of crime writing. His fiction has appeared in Playboy, Esquire, and the collections Unusual Suspects, Best American Mystery Stories of 1997, Measures of Poison, Best American Mystery Stories of 2002, Men From Boys, and Murder at the Foul Line. He served as editor on the collections D.C. Noir and D.C. Noir 2: The Classics, as well as The Best Mystery Stories of 2008. He is an award-winning essayist who has written for The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Washington Post, GQ, Sight and Sound, Uncut, Mojo, and numerous other publications. Esquire magazine called him "the poet laureate of the D.C. crime world." In Entertainment Weekly, Stephen King wrote that Pelecanos is "perhaps the greatest living American crime writer." Pelecanos would like to point out that Mr. King used the word "perhaps."
Pelecanos was a producer, writer, and story editor for the acclaimed HBO dramatic series, The Wire, winner of the Peabody Award, the AFI Award, and the Edgar. He was nominated for an Emmy for his writing on that show. He was a writer and co-producer on the World War II miniseries The Pacific, produced by Steven Spielberg, and most recently worked as a writer and Executive Producer on the HBO series Treme.
Pelecanos lives in Silver Spring, Maryland. He is at work on his next novel.
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Washington D.C., 1972. Le jour où une jeune femme vient le voir pour lui demander de retrouver une bague à laquelle elle dit beaucoup tenir, Derek Strange, ancien flic devenu privé, se retrouve sur le terrain de chasse de Frank Vaughn, son ancien collègue resté policier. La bague a en effet été volée par un petit junkie abattu chez lui à bout portant.
Les deux hommes se retrouvent alors peu à peu à traquer une espèce de tueur fou, un certain «Red Fury» Jones, ainsi nommé en raison de son look et du modèle de décapotable rouge que conduit sa compagne, une tenancière de bordel. Vite confrontés à une escalade de violence à laquelle ils ne s’attendaient pas, Strange et Vaughn comprennent qu’il va leur falloir agir à leur façon s’ils veulent avoir une chance de capturer le couple infernal…
Título : Red Fury
EAN : 9782702152690
Editorial : Calmann-Lévy
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