God Save the Mark

Donald E. Westlake. Forge, $24.95 (272pp) ISBN 978-0-7653-0918-1

Forge, together with the Mystery Writers of America, launches a reprint series of Edgar winners with Donald E. Westlake's masterful tale of a hapless chump who's every con man's favorite patsy, God Save the Mark: A Novel of Crime and Confusion (1967). Mystery guru Otto Penzler provides a new introduction, as he will to every book in the series, which will run to three titles per year.

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