SoHo Sins

Richard .Vine is the managing editor of Art in America, one of the world's most influential fine art publications. He holds a Ph.D. in literature from the University of Chicago and has written hundreds of articles and two nonfiction books on contemporary art. He recently curated exhibitions in India and China. In earlier days, he worked in steel mills, a locked psychiatric ward, and was a beach bum in Hawaii. SOHO SINS is his first novel.

"The New York art world of the '90s, awash in money, frames a suspenseful crime novel that's also a gripping morality tale involving sex, ambition, deception and murder. The intricate plot, blending real and fictional places and persons, delivers a devastating, intriguingly ambiguous surprise ending."- Elizabeth C. Baker, editor-at-large, "Art in America" Darkly glamorous, brimming with sophistication and thrumming with a decadent s regret, SoHo Sins stuns right through to its final pages. I couldn t put it down. - Megan Abbott "Drama, deceit, and debauchery...Richard Vine brilliantly brings the underbelly of the art world to the forefront in this dark tale of woe. Phenomenal."- Eric Shiner, Director, The Andy Warhol Museum Savvy and deeply enjoyable."The Great Gatsby"meets Raymond Chandler. - Bill Pangburn, John Jay College of Criminal Justice A dark, sophisticated and twisted tour that puts the reader right in the middle of the art world, with no escape till the last page. -- Jonathan Santlofer, author of" THE DEATH ARTIST"