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I always look forward to a new Richard Price novel,

and after nearly 10 years of waiting, he has a new one called Lazarus Man.

During those 10 years, he co-created and wrote for the HBO series The Night of and The

outsider and wrote for the HBO series The Deuce. Before that, he wrote for The Wire,

one of the best TV series ever. Several of his earlier novels were adapted into films, including

Clockers, Freedom Land, and The Wanderers. He also wrote the screenplay for the film Al Pacino considers his

comeback film, Sea of Love. Price is considered one of the best writers of urban fiction and one of the

best writers of dialogue, and I think that's true of his new novel, which is set in Harlem, where

Price has lived since 2008, the same year that the novel is set. The story revolves around the collapse of a

five-story building whose impact is like a very small scale 9-11. It's devastating for the people

in the neighborhood, including the survivors and the people grieving for loved ones who've died.

The collapse changes the lives of each of the main characters, including a young

street photographer, a police community affairs officer, a funeral director who can't keep up with the

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