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		<title>By: FRIDAY AFTERNOON REGASM &#62;&#62; 8.11.06 &#187; Bookgasm</title>
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		<description>[...] Ed McBain has been eating up a lot of our ink lately, but that’s usually a good thing. The short story collection LEARNING TO KILL is a compilation of McBain’s early work, as he learned how to become a master of the crime fiction domain. I like the idea of this collection, because McBain obviously isn’t afraid to share some early mistakes with us. That kind of down-to-earth bestselling author stuff is nice nowadays. [...]</description>
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