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Je viens de finir Porté disparu le dernier volume des aventures de Harry Stoner ,un série noire très réussi sur fond de Sida, de compassion, de tolérance mais aussi de culpabilité, de racisme antihomo,de peur de la maladie le tout sans complaisance. Un bon polar.

Jonathan Valin (born November 23, 1947 in Cincinnati, Ohio) is an American mystery author best known for the Harry Stoner detective series. He won the Shamus Award for best mystery novel of 1989.[1] After writing eleven Harry Stoner novels over a 14-year period, he took a break from mystery writing to help found Fi, a magazine of music criticism. He now works as an editor and reviewer for magazines.[2]

He is an alumnus of the University of Chicago and lived in Chicago for many years.
Bibliography[edit|edit source]
The Lime Pit (1980)
Final Notice (1980)
Dead Letter (1981)
Day of Wrath (1982)
Natural Causes (1983)
Life's Work (1986) (Anthony Award nominee, Best Novel)[7]
Fire Lake (1987)
Extenuating Circumstances (1989) (Shamus Award winner, Best Novel)[1]
Second Chance (1991) (Shamus Award nominee, Best Novel)[1]
The Music Lovers (1993)
Missing (1995)
Un seul film adapté des aventures d'harry Stoner :

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  MISSING : Mason Greenleaf - good teacher, good friend, fond lover - vanishes from his Mount Adams home one hot summer afternoon, leaving a haunting mystery behind him. For his fellow teachers, former students, and friends, his disappearance is inexplicable and tragic. For his lover, Cindy Dorn, it is a cruel blow that shakes the very foundations of her world. She calls Harry Stoner for help. Soon after, Greenleaf turns up dead in a sleazy hotel. The police call it a suicide; Stoner believes there's more to the story. As Stoner delves into the apparent suicide, disturbing questions surface about Greenleaf's past, questions about his sexual life. Greenleaf was bisexual; after the brutal Lessing case of several years past, a case that led Stoner to cover up an act of deliberate murder, Harry is not eager to probe into another gay man's violent death. But he can't walk away from Cindy Dorn, a woman to whom he is undeniably drawn. For Harry, an investigation that starts as a matter of conscience rapidly turns into a test of character and, through Cindy, a confrontation with what has been missing in his own life.