Fuzz

This first printing mass market paperback of "Fuzz" is in good condition. The cover shows some wear, particularly along the edges and corners, indicative of its age. The spine is intact with minor creasing, and the binding remains firm. Pages are slightly yellowed, consistent with vintage paperbacks, but free from inscriptions or library marks. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

"Fuzz" by Ed McBain is a gripping installment in the renowned 87th Precinct series, first published by The New American Library in 1969. This mass market paperback is a first printing from September 1969, offering collectors a piece of crime fiction history. Ed McBain, a pseudonym for Evan Hunter, is celebrated for pioneering the police procedural genre, and "Fuzz" exemplifies his mastery with its intricate plot and vivid portrayal of police work. This edition, published in New York, stands out as an authentic representation of McBain's influential style. While the book does not include an ISBN, its significance lies in its early printing and contribution to the crime fiction genre. The volume is in good condition, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a desirable addition to any mystery lover's collection.