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Aug 21, 2018 · This edition combines the two early short novels by Jeff Rice, the "Night Stalker" and the "Night Strangler". The book is a worthy read and quite entertaining, even though it may tend to veer off a little too far to describe what Kolchak has for dinner or his cover-up gripes (a common theme for our hero).
Nov 20, 2007 · This edition combines the two early short novels by Jeff Rice, the "Night Stalker" and the "Night Strangler". The book is a worthy read and quite entertaining, even though it may tend to veer off a little too far to describe what Kolchak has for dinner or his cover-up gripes (a common theme for our hero).
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Jan 31, 2012 · Though the publishing date for this book is 2007, it is actually the previously unpublished novel by Jeff Rice upon which the 1971 TV movie was based. There was a later movie (1973) based on a screen play by Richard Matheson, re-written by Rice, and an even later TV series (74-75) utilizing the same character.
Mar 26, 2023 · People with ADHD are often GREAT under pressure! #adhd #adhdsquad #adhdawareness #coachyouradhdbrain #yourfutureadhdself #adhdlife. Jeffrey Rice - Author · Original audio
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Nov 20, 2007 · This edition combines the two early short novels by Jeff Rice, the "Night Stalker" and the "Night Strangler". The book is a worthy read and quite entertaining, even though it may tend to veer off a little too far to describe what Kolchak has for dinner or his cover-up gripes (a common theme for our hero).
Jeff Rice is a Seattle-based sound artist with a long-standing interest in natural soundscapes. His work as a field recordist has been featured in Outside Magazine, the Los Angeles Times and, National Public Radio, and in 2018 his recordings of the Pando aspen grove were part of The New York Times Magazine’s Ellie Award-winning issue “Listen to the World.”
