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    Banner for an interview with Kevin Jagernauth, author of The Longest Death. The design features his portrait on the right against a dark teal background, a painterly book-scene on the left, and the Open Book logo below the title.
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    Kevin Jagernauth on Reimagining Noir in THE LONGEST DEATH

    A small-town bank job is just the beginning of the story in The Longest Death (House of Anansi Press), a new work of noir full with longing, ambition, and the dangerous hope that one perfect score can ...

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