THE STENCH OF DEATH: A Jack Moskovitz Odoriferous Omnibus is a collection of four modern crime novels by one of the men who risked his freedom back in the 50s and 60s writing books that skirted the bounds of censorship. These are all new stories, written in recent years, but they continue the themes of sleaze we used to fear so much back when Ike, JFK and Tricky Dick set the tone for America. Because the author considers the sense of smell to be by far the most important, we are regaled with descriptions of characters right out of Bukowski and Burroughs, especially concerning their pungency. No one writes like Jack Moskovitz and here is your chance to sample four of the meanest, stinkiest streets of the American Midwest.