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The corpse had a familiar face by Edna Buchanan · Booklabria

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The corpse had a familiar face

BiographyCrime

The corpse had a familiar face

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First published: 1987
Language: English
Editions: 9

Synopsis

This classic by the Pulitzer Prize-winning author is her nonfiction masterpiece--a tale of life and death on Miami's streets, which she covered for 18 years for "The Miami Herald."

Subjects: Biography
Crime
Memoir
Police
Journalists
Journalists, biography
Set in: Florida
Miami
Time: 1970'S; 1980'S
Characters: Edna Buchanan

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