Jewish Noir II

Kenneth Wishnia is a writer and editor whose work often explores crime fiction. He is known for editing Jewish Noir II, a collection of stories in the noir tradition. His writing frequently features themes and settings from Jewish culture.

American crime and mystery novelist, born June 24, 1938, in Buffalo, New York. Best known for the Matthew Scudder detective novels and the Bernie Rhodenbarr burglar series, he has also written the Evan Tanner and Keller series across a career spanning more than five decades. Named a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America in 1994, and a four-time winner of both the Edgar and Shamus Awards.