Banking and Fraud. The Setup: A story about the world of Swiss banking and a massive act of fraud. When a discrepancy is found in the books, the hunt for the culprit begins. Why read it: Forsyth’s background in financial journalism shines through here; it is technically precise and gripping.
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The writing style in "No Comebacks" is characteristic of Forsyth's work, with a focus on clear, concise prose and a emphasis on storytelling. Forsyth is a master of the short story form, and his stories are expertly crafted to create a sense of tension and suspense. His use of descriptive language and vivid imagery adds to the atmosphere of the stories, drawing the reader into the world of the narrative. Why read it: Forsyth’s background in financial journalism
Published in 1982, No Comebacks is Forsyth’s first (and for many, his best) collection of short fiction. Unlike his novels, which often span continents and decades, these stories are claustrophobic, efficient, and brutal.
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He looked at the trawler. The captain raised a hand in salute, then cut the fuel drums loose. They would drift out to sea, evidence of a crime that would never be prosecuted because the paperwork would vanish—Marsh had seen to that earlier in the week.