New from Down & Out Books: Nothing You Can Do: Stories by Ed Kurtz

New from Down & Out Books …

NOTHING YOU CAN DO: STORIES by Ed Kurtz

Publication date: September 11, 2017

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Synopsis … Sometimes people kill for profit, sometimes revenge, and sometimes they do it just for the fun of it…

Here are seventeen tales of crime, murder, and vengeance from Ed Kurtz, author of The Rib From Which I Remake the World and Bleed, including the acclaimed stories “A Good Marriage” and “The Trick.”

From backwoods Arkansas to the sleazy side of Cologne, Germany, America’s first serial killer in nineteenth century Texas to a broken family descending into madness in 1920s England, no one escapes their own darkest drives and everyone learns there is Nothing You Can Do.

Praise for novels by Ed Kurtz:

“The Rib From Which I Remake the World isn’t only the best book I’ve read this year, it is Ed Kurtz’s best book yet. This is a haunting story of seeing through illusion and the terrifying reality of what it means to meet your maker.” —Bracken MacLeod, author of Mountain Home and Stranded

“A Wind of Knives dusts off the classic western’s most enduring motifs and gives them a shine. With no lack of gunplay and bloodshed, the book also has heart and intelligence. In short, Kurtz delivers an intense, gritty, and moving story that takes a new look at the Old West.” —Lee Thomas, award-winning author of The German and Ash Street

“Nausea is a gritty, hard-edged tale with just the right amount of feeling, making this one hell of a story. All of Ed’s gifts are on display here: fast pacing, memorable characters and brutal action that aren’t easy to forget, but make for great reading.” —Terrence McCauley, author of the James Hicks thrillers

“Ed Kurtz proved to me that not all horror novels have to be blood and guts and gore. Don’t get me wrong, those elements are in The Rib From Which I Remake the World, but Kurtz balances them with engaging characters and a captivating story.” —Crimespree Magazine