TY - SER
KW - Roman Catholics
KW - Italian Americans
KW - Pittsburgh Steelers
KW - street gangs
KW - Muslims
KW - correction officers
KW - Black Americans
KW - Jewish Americans
AU - Daniel Blake
AB - Homicide detective Franco Patrese—a Bloomfield kid who rose to football fame at Pitt—tracks an elusive murderer, gang violence in Homewood, and a terrorist attempt during a Steelers game.
C1 - 2008
C3 - Allegheny County; Allegheny River; Monongahela River; Ohio River; Pittsburgh; Downtown; City-County Building; Allegheny County Courthouse; O’Reilly Theater; Union Station; Bloomfield; East Liberty; Homewood; Mt. Washington; North Side; Perry North; North
C4 - Mystery; Thriller
CY - New York
LA - English
M3 - Novel
N1 - <p>Daniel Blake is a pseudonym of Boris Starling (1969- ).<br /><br />Settings are referred to by their common aliases as follows: Union Station is Penn Station; Perry North is Observatory Hill.</p>
N2 - Homicide detective Franco Patrese—a Bloomfield kid who rose to football fame at Pitt—tracks an elusive murderer, gang violence in Homewood, and a terrorist attempt during a Steelers game.
PB - Gallery Books
PP - New York
PY - 2011
RN - Boris Starling (1969- ) is a British novelist and screenwriter who spent 10 days in February 2008 researching Pittsburgh for his new American detective series. “Why Pittsburgh?” asked the <em>Pittsburgh Tribune Review</em>. “Starling, whose previous novels have been set in London and Moscow, wanted an atypical American city, 'one that hadn't been done a million times, one that's off the beaten track.'” Starling lives in Dorset, England.
EP - 436 p.
TI - Thou Shalt Kill
ER -