Make Out With Murder Quotes

“My Newsletter: I get out an email newsletter at unpredictable intervals, but rarely more often than every other week. I’ll be happy to add you to the distribution list. A blank email to lawbloc”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder

“So I went back and read a couple chapters of an old Fredric Brown mystery until Haig”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder

“She was growing interested in love money, those little pins and brooches made of three-cent pieces, a very popular jewelry form of the mid-nineteenth century. I would always pick up pieces for her when I saw them. No real value, of course, but she liked them.” He smiled at”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder

“thumbing through a book called The United States Trade Dollar, by John Willem, when Bell came back. “An illuminating book,” he said over my shoulder. “The Trade dollar was coined purely to facilitate commerce in the Orient. The Chinese traders would put their personal chop marks on them to attest to their silver value. I’ve a few pieces in stock if you’d care for a look at the genuine article.”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder

“MacDonald’s The Scarlet Ruse is excellent. There are others”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder

“(I gather this never happens in real life, but just the other day I read a mystery by Justin Scott called Many Happy Returns and the lead character kept cracking up oil trucks, of all things, and each time he turned a truck over the same two humorous cops turned up to glare at him. It didn’t seem to matter what part of the city he was in, he always ran into the same goddam cops.)”
― Lawrence Block, Make Out With Murder