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by David L. Ulin
"Akashic Noirs" - series
Category: Mystery Anthologies
⭐3.5 on Goodreads ⭐
“Malice and mayhem simmer beneath the surface of one of America’s favorite vacation areas.“
“Cape Cod Noir”, edited by David L. Ulin, is a collection of dark, mysterious stories that reveal a different side of one of America’s most iconic seaside destinations, Cape Cod.
Part of the acclaimed Noir series, this anthology brings together a diverse group of writers who take on Cape Cod to expose tales of desperation, obsession, violence, and moral ambiguity.
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✔ "Malice and mayhem simmer beneath the surface of one of America's favorite vacation areas."
Location mentioned: United States, Cape Cod
“I first began to think of Cape Cod in noir-ish terms during the fall of 1979. I say that, of course, entirely in hindsight, since noir was not then part of my lexicon. I was eighteen, just out of highschool, on a year off that would later take me to South Texas and San Francisco.”
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