Works by
Eddie Muller
(Writer)

Bill Nichol's Series

1. The Distance: A Crime Novel (2002)

2. Shadow Boxer (2003)

• Boxing Gems: A collection of prize-winning stories (1967)

• Grindhouse: The Forbidden World of "Adults Only" Cinema (1996) with Daniel Faris
  It's shocking!  It's Sinful!  It's the movies Hollywood didn't want you to see!

• That's Sexploitation!: The Forbidden World of Adult Cinema (1997)

• Dark City: The Lost World of Film Noir (1998)
  Art, politics, scandal, style, murder, and myth.

• Dark City Dames: The Wicked Women of Film Noir (2001)

• Art of Noir: The Posters And Graphics From The Classic Era Of Film Noir (2004)
  It's 1948, an era when newspapermen were stars - and San Francisco sportswriter Billy Nichols is no exception. Known as Mr. Boxing throughout the city, he is the West Coast's answer to Damon Runyon, an insider's insider who plucks and polishes his pearl-like stories from the nonstop hustle of the city's nightclubs, gambling dens, and ringside seats. Nichols is right where he wants to be, until he stumbles onto a shocking crime scene. Heavyweight boxer Hack Escalante has killed his manager, and for reasons he doesn't understand himself, Billy makes a spur-of-the-moment decision to protect the prizefighter. Soon Billy's in too deep, caught in a conspiracy of desire, deceit, and betrayal, and he sets off a chain of events whose consequences may cost him his beloved career - and his life. Winner of the Shamus Award for Best First Novel, this hard-boiled thriller is given a gritty authenticity by author Eddie Muller's knowledge of boxing and film noir.

• Tab Hunter Confidential: The Making of a Movie Star (2005)  with Eddie Muller -- Finalist Lambda Literary 2005 Belles Lettres Awards

See also: Tab Hunter

• Meeting Across the River (2005) Jessica Kaye, ed.:
  Stories inspired by the haunting Bruce Springsteen song

• San Francisco Noir (2005) by Nathaniel Rich

• San Francisco Noir (2005), Peter Maravelis, ed.
  An anthology of dark stories by Alejandro Murguia,  Alvin Lu, Barry Gifford, David Corbett, David Henry Sterry, Domenic Stansberry, Eddie Muller, Jim Nisbet, John Longhi, Kate Braverman, Michelle Tea, Peter Plate, Robert Mailer Anderson, Sin Sorracco, and Will Christopher Baer.