y separately published work icon Syd Fish Thrillers series - author   novel   short story  
Issue Details: First known date: 1990... 1990 Syd Fish Thrillers
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y separately published work icon Shaved Fish Susan Geason , North Sydney : Allen and Unwin , 1990 Z57183 1990 selected work single work short story crime humour 'Who killed Devon Kent, a big-mouthed stripper who'd run out of credit? Who dared kidnap the pornographer's son? Why were Sydney's derros afraid for their lives? Where was Precious Ho, nymphomaniac Little Sister of a Chinese drug queen? It's up to Syd Fish-failed journalist, sacked political minder and fledgling private investigator-to find out. Shaved Fish is a breakneck tour through the Sydney tourists never see. Cynical, street-smart and master of the deadly one-liner, Syd Fish is the most entertaining guide you'll ever meet'. Source: publisher's blurb.
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y separately published work icon Dogfish : A Syd Fish Thriller Susan Geason , St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1991 Z194431 1991 single work novel crime

'Further adventures of Syd Fish, the Darlinghurst private investigator who first appeared in the author's widely acclaimed 'Shaved Fish'. Story concerns a multi-million dollar investment site, the Sex Workers Union, political corruption and murder. Whilst having a distinctly Australian setting and tone, this novel pays homage to the wit and style of the American Thard-boiled' school of detective writers.' (Publication summary)

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y separately published work icon Sharkbait : A Syd Fish Mystery Susan Geason , St Leonards : Allen and Unwin , 1993 Z105574 1993 single work novel crime

'Old Selwyn Dixon has been boring Syd Fish and other regulars at the Acropolis cafe for years with stories about his heyday as a jockey. When he goes missing, nobody notices but Val, the big-hearted waitress at the Kings Cross greasy spoon. Even Selwyn's employer, a social-climbing Sydney trainer, seems oddly uninterested in the little jockey's welfare.' (Publication summary)

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Syd Fish : It Was an Accident Officer Susan Geason , 2002 single work criticism
— Appears in: Crime Factory , August no. 7 2002; (p. 64)

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