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    The Last Thing I Saw

    By Richard Stevenson

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    Eddie Wenske has gone missing.A popular investigative reporter renowned for both his gay-coming-out memoir and a frightening book on drug cartels, Wenske vanishes while investigating a gay media conglomerate with a controversial owner and dodgy business practices.Albany PI Don Strachey's perilous search for Wenske takes him to Boston and to New York City, and finally to California and a media world that's as deadly as it is unglamorous.In The Last Thing I Saw, Strachey fends off hired killers, but can he survive Hey Look Media?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMLR Press
    Release dateMar 29, 2017
    ISBN9781370952441
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    Richard Stevenson

    Richard Stevenson teaches English and Creative Writing at Lethbridge College. His most recent books include a lyric/narrative collection of poems, Wiser Pills (2008), and two collections of haiku, senryu, and tanka: The Emerald Hour (2008) and Tidings of Magpies (2008).

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