By Jim Fusilli
THE PRICE YOU PAY
OUT NOW
A crime thriller, coming-of-age story and a family saga set in the mid-1970s in a crumbling city where violence and coercion reign.
Blog
Recent Posts
New Short Story: These Irish Eyes Aren’t Smiling
Denny Dunbar, a catcher for the Cincinnati Reds, was born in Ireland.
Reviving My Career
In September 2022, I flew to Minneapolis to attend Bouchercon, the annual convention for the mystery and crime community. It was my first Bouchercon in a while.
New Anthology
I'm happy to tell you that I'm editing the anthology "Brutal & Strange: Stories Inspired by the Songs of Elvis Costello."
Books
The Price You Pay
A crime thriller, coming-of-age story and a family saga set in the mid-1970s in a crumbling city where violence and coercion reign.
The Mayor of Polk Street
Two men in 1940s New Jersey are caught up in organized crime and international intrigue.
Closing Time
This “dead perfect” noir-inflected murder mystery carries readers from New York’s most elite precincts to its dirtiest gutters (Robert B. Parker).
A Well-Known Secret
PI Terry Orr returns in this “complex, haunting story” of conspiracy and murder in post-9/11 New York (Publishers Weekly).
Tribeca Blues
In this “gripping mystery,” New York City PI Terry Orr finally confronts the madman who murdered his wife and son (Providence Journal-Bulletin).
Narrows Gate
“Outstanding in every way – major talent, voice, feel and been-there knowledge meets a story as tough and complex as the time that inspired it.” (Lee Child)
Short Stories
Brutal & Strange
Sue, If You Must
The Girl, The Jacuzzi, The Gardening Shears
The Boogie-Woogie Kid
The Minnesota Twins
Zerbie vs. The Pandemic
American Author
Jim Fusilli
im Fusilli is the author of ten novels including THE PRICE YOU PAY, THE MAYOR OF POLK STREET and its predecessor NARROWS GATE, which George Pelecanos called “equal parts Ellroy, Puzo and Scorsese” and Mystery Scene magazine said “must be ranked among the half-dozen most memorable novels about the Mob.” The Narrows Gate setting is based loosely on Hoboken, New Jersey, where Jim was born.
