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	Edward Bunker; ex-convict became crime novelist, actor \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Edward Bunker, an ex-con who learned to write in prison before achieving literary fame as a crime novelist, has died at age 71.
		Bunker became the youngest inmate at San Quentin after he stabbed a prison guard at a youth detention facility and later escaped from a Los Angeles County jail, where he was serving a sentence for another crime.
		Bunker in 1973 at the federal prison on Terminal Island, where Dellinger was the inmate founder and teacher of a creative-writing class.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20050731/news_mz1j31bunker.html (429 words)

	Born Under A Bad Sign - The Life of Edward Bunker
		Bunker, who had a voracious appetite for reading books since a child, spent much of his time acquainting himself with the contents of the prison library, accruing, as a result, a vast and encyclopaedic knowledge.
		Within a couple of years, Bunker found himself back on the inside again, having been found consorting with known felons (he happened to be travelling in a car owned by two burglars who had their tools in the boot of the vehicle).
		In 1979, Bunker claimed that he found true salvation in an attractive young lawyer, Jennifer, whom he married (despite a difference in age and background they are still together and have a young son, Brendan, born in 1994).
	www.crimetime.co.uk /features/edwardbunker.php (3946 words)

	Amazon.de: Education of a Felon: A Memoir: English Books: Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bunker details experiences among pimps, prostitutes, gamblers, thieves and L.A.'s nascent gang and drug culture, plus flirtations with affluent society, in the person of a benefactor, Louise Wallis, a producer's wife for whom he worked as a chauffeur and who nurtured his literary dreams.
		Bunker ultimately returned to prison for two long periods due to relatively minor infractions; he describes the dangers of California prisons, greatly worsened in the 1960s by racial polarization.
		Education of a Felon: A Memoir Is a book, of Edward Bunkers life, from childhood to 40 years of age, most time spent in reform schools,and prisons,pain and solitude were all he knew,for 18 years.
	www.amazon.de /Education-Felon-Memoir-Edward-Bunker/dp/0312280769 (1272 words)

	FLUXEUROPA: EDWARD BUNKER
		EDWARD BUNKER will be best known to most people for his cameo part as Mr Blue in Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs, but he was a real gangster and is now a successful author.
		But Bunker also honestly describes the enjoyable aspects of being a career criminal: no nine-to-five tread-mill, and the feeling of power (admittedly short and often sordid) felt over the everyday world the criminal lives and feeds amongst and on.
		Bunker has an excellent natural style and the book is very hard to put down.
	www.fluxeuropa.com /edwardbunker.htm (532 words)

	Edward Bunker (Mormon pioneer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edward Bunker (born August 1, 1822) was a Mormon pioneer and city founder of Bunkerville, Nevada.
		Bunker arrived in Nauvoo nearly a year after the martyrdom of the Prophet, Joseph Smith, and the saints were busily preparing to abaondon Nauvoo.
		Edward spent the night with some friends, not realizing that Emily and their son had moved from Garden Grove to Winter Quarters and were nearby.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edward_Bunker_(Mormon_pioneer) (797 words)

	No Exit Press - Mr Blue: Memoirs of a Renegade by Edward Bunker 1901982793
		She introduced Bunker to her circle of friends, including Jack Dempsey, Tennessee Williams, Aldous Huxley and William Randolph Hearst, whose guest he was at San Simeon.
		Bunker's novel is the culmination of those innocent tales of puberty in America that began with Huck Finn and brought us to Salinger's Catcher in the Rye.
		It took Edward Bunker 17 years, six novels and over a hundred short stories before his first book was published - as well as surviving on the proceeds of crime, he used to sell his own blood to raise the money to send his writing to publishers and magazines.
	www.noexit.co.uk /mrbluepb.htm (625 words)

	The BEATRICE Interview: 1997
		Edward Bunker knows the criminal world with an immediacy that other crime writers can only dream about.
		For nearly thirty years, beginning at the age of eleven, Bunker was in and out of state and federal correctional facilities.
		It was during his first stay in San Quentin, as a teenager, that he first discovered the power of literature and became determined to make it as a writer, one of the few legal career choices his criminal record would allow him to pursue.
	www.beatrice.com /interviews/bunker (1530 words)

	Amazon.de: Dog Eat Dog: English Books: Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bunker's plot bears some resemblance to those of his earlier novels (No Beast So Fierce; Animal Factory), but his storytelling is once again first-rate as the botched kidnapping leads to a series of violent confrontations that produce a dark but satisfying ending.
		What distinguishes Bunker from other crime writers is his ability to convey the compassion dormant within his violent criminals without resorting to excess luridness, sympathy or moralism.
		Edward Bunker is the real deal when it comes to crime writers, having served hard time in the California penal system, and it shows in this bleak work.
	www.amazon.de /Dog-Eat-Edward-Bunker/dp/1842430920 (1157 words)

	Amazon.ca: Dog Eat Dog: Books: Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bunker might not master the language as well as seaseoned crime-fiction writers, but this adds to the authenticity of the book too, making it seem more "there", while it leads us towards the ending.
		Bunker knows the hell of cocaine addiction, he knows the desperation that drives men to commit robbery, he knows the allure of the criminal life, he knows there is no true "honor" among thieves.
		It's not surprising that Bunker is a reformed ex-criminal.
	www.amazon.ca /Dog-Eat-Edward-Bunker/dp/1874061491 (1301 words)

	Edward Bunker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edward Bunker (Los Angeles, December 31, 1933 – July 19, 2005 in Burbank, California) was an American author of crime fiction, a screenwriter, and an actor.
		Like most of Bunker's parts, it was a fleeting cameo, but Bunker eventually appeared in numerous movies, such as The Running Man, Tango and Cash and Reservoir Dogs (as Mr Blue), as well as the film version of Animal Factory, for which he also wrote the screenplay.
		Bunker was close friends with Mexican Mafia Leader Joe "Pegleg" Morgan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edward_Bunker (1615 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Entertainment \| Arts \| Crime writer Bunker dies aged 71
		Bunker spent a total of 18 years in US prisons for robbery, forgery and other crimes, inspiring him to write first novel No Beast So Fierce in 1973.
		At 17, Bunker became the youngest inmate at California's San Quentin prison after he stabbed a prison guard at a youth detention centre.
		In Bunker's final role he played a convict in the remake of The Longest Yard, with his last published book a 2000 memoir entitled Education of a Felon.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/arts/4713659.stm (330 words)

	~ Edward Bunker
		Edward spent the night with his companions, unaware that Emily and eleven-month-old Edward, Jr., had moved from Garden Grove to Winter Quarters and were living just a short distance away.
		On 26 June 1852 Edward entered the principle he once considered "a slur and a false statement." He acted as proxy for the husband as his neighbor, Sarah Ann Browning Lang, was sealed for eternity to her deceased husband.
		Edward was called as bishop of the Ogden Second Ward, a position he occupied for five years.
	www.signaturebookslibrary.org /saints/edwardbunker.htm (2932 words)

	Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Edward Bunker tells it like is from experiencing over 25 years in prison, being on the FBl's 10 most wanted list and the youngest ever inmate at San Quentin.
		'Edward Bunker [is] among the tiny band of American prisoner writers whose work possesses integrity, craftsmanship and moral passion.
		Edward Bunker spent over 25 years in and out of penal institutions.
	www.twbooks.co.uk /authors/edwardbunker.html (795 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Mr Blue: Memoirs of a Renegade: Books: Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Certainly, there is a morbid fascination to be gained but if the recollections of Edward Bunker are anything to go by, the reality of a criminal mind truly is far stranger (and more compelling) than fiction.
		Bunker's books are a serious and profound analysis of the brutality and despair of the criminal mind.
		Bunker is no hero but one cannot help but admire this tale of human adventure, perseverance and ultimate redemption.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Mr-Blue-Renegade-Edward-Bunker/dp/1874061602 (882 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: Education of a Felon: A Memoir by Edward Bunker
		Edward Bunker is one of a small handful of American writers who have created authentic literature out of their experiences as criminals and prisoners.
		Bunker was born and reared in, of all places, Hollywood, California.
		This crime gained Bunker a sentence to the youth prison at Lancaster, even though he was considerably younger than the legally mandated age of eighteen to twenty-five.
	www.fictionwise.com /ebooks/eBook7204.htm (637 words)

	Edward Bunker - Moviefone
		Edward Bunker was born into a troubled family.
		Edward Bunker?s life is beyond the imaginings of most fiction writers.
		Edward Bunker - Filmography, Biography, News, Photos, Birth date, Relationships, Edward Bunker Film Clips, and Fun Facts on Moviefone.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/edward-bunker/9497/main (88 words)

	RTE.ie Entertainment - Mr Blue - Edward Bunker
		Born in Los Angeles in 1933, Bunker was to see more trouble before double figures than most people see in a lifetime.
		He was four when his parents broke up, leaving Bunker to fend for himself and get into up to three fights a day in foster homes.
		From serving time in San Quentin and Folsom, to being nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay for 'Runaway Train', his book is a witty, savage and erudite insight into a man who lived against the grain.
	www.rte.ie /arts/2001/0301/bunkere.html (1631 words)

	As the underworld turns - interview with novelist/screenwriter Edward Bunker - Interview Interview - Find Articles
		The publication of Edward Bunker's first novel, No Beast So Fierce, coincided with his 1973 sentencing for the attempted robbery of a Beverly Hills bank.
		At that point, Bunker had spent the better part of his thirty-seven years either behind bars or committing crimes (including drug dealing, extortion, forgery, and armed robbery).
		EDWARD BUNKER: I always liked the rebels, the bank robbers, the righteous outlaws, the movie characters played by Cagney and Bogart.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m1285/is_n9_v26/ai_18798906 (577 words)

	Amazon.com: Dog Eat Dog: A Novel: Books: Edward Bunker,William Styron (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Bunker's fractured odyssey starts out with teenagers Troy Cameron, Gerald "Mad Dog" McCain, and Charlie "Diesel" Carson in reform school, establishing roots in their chosen profession of crime.
		Regrettably, Bunker renders dialogue as mind-numbing as the non-story, and can't seem to figure out whether he wants us to like, feel sorry for, or despise his three stooges of crime.
		But even this could be passable were it not for Bunker's feeble attempt at making excuses for his thugs, who he casts as the victims - victims of parental neglect and jack-booted oppression under the guise of "three strike" laws - for in Bunker's world, the bad guys are misunderstood and the cops are sadists.
	www.amazon.com /Dog-Eat-Edward-Bunker/dp/0312168187 (2250 words)

	Edward Bunker Dog Eat Dog \| Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops
		Bunker, a former professional criminal who spent four years in San Quentin, has written a raw, unromantic, naturalistic crime drama more lurid than anything the Chandlers or Hammetts ever dreamed up.
		Bunker's world of cons and ex-cons who go into crime the way other people go into dermatology or dry cleaning has a realness to it that only a former insider would be likely to achieve."
		Edward Bunker is distinct among American crime writers in that he has been there, lived the life, and survived to tell the tale."
	www.schwartzbooks.com /cgi-bin/category.cgi?item=0312168187 (343 words)

	Edward Bunker Family Reunion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I was born in the town of Atkinson, Penobscot County, State of Maine, August 1, 1822.
		I found my wife in quite poor circumstances, but with a fine boy eleven months old, my eldest son, Edward, who, at this writing, is bishop of Bunkerville.
		So, having gathered a sufficient number, including Dudley and Lemuel Leavitt and families, J. Lee, S.C. Crosby, E. Bunker, Jr., and families, others joined us later on, we were organized as a company the first of January, 1877, at Santa Clara.
	www.bunker.org /histories/autobiography/index.html (4983 words)

	Edward Bunker, 1933-2005 \| MetaFilter
		It was during his 18 years of incarceration for robbery, check forgery and other crimes that Bunker learned to write.
		In 1973, while still in prison, he made his literary debut with "No Beast So Fierce", a novel about a paroled thief James Ellroy called "quite simply one of the great crime novels of the past 30 years" and that was made into the movie "Straight Time" starring Dustin Hoffman.
		Also a screenwriter ("Runaway Train"), Bunker appeared as an actor in nearly two dozen roles, most notably as Mr.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/43708 (465 words)

	Amazon.fr : The Animal Factory: Livres en anglais: Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		"Edward Bunker is among the tiny band of American prisoner-writers whose work possesses integrity, craftsmanship, and moral passion...an artist with a unique and compelling voice."--William Styron
		"Edward Bunker writes about the netherworld of society's outcasts with a passion and insight that comes from having lived life close to the bone."--The Los Angeles Times
		The Animal Factory goes deep into San Quentin, a world of violence and paranoia, where territory and status are ever-changing and possibly fatal commodities.
	www.amazon.fr /Animal-Factory-Edward-Bunker/dp/0312267118 (331 words)

	No Exit Press - Edward Bunker
		In 1978 a documentary was made about the making of Straight Time and includes interviews with Eddie Bunker who was incarcerated at that time in Terminal Island in San Pedro, California.
		More can be found on the Straight Time documentary site and while the video of Straight Time is deleted in the UK at present, Blackstar have a video search service that may turn it up.
		More recently, Edward Bunker has contributed the screenplay for the film of The Animal Factory, directed by Steve Buscemi, Mr Pink from Reservoir Dogs.
	www.noexit.co.uk /bunker.htm (619 words)

	BrothersJudd.com - Review of Edward Bunker's Dog Eat Dog
		It is a pleasant change of pace that Bunker does not even pretend that they want to go straight; they are career criminals with little thought of doing anything else.
		Bunker sort of clubs us over the head with his belief that such draconian measures merely make them into more desperate men.
		Edward Bunker certainly does not qualify for inclusion in that pantheon, but this is a good, brisk, brutal effort.
	www.brothersjudd.com /index.cfm/fuseaction/reviews.detail/book_id/47 (478 words)

	Biography for Edward Bunker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Has been convicted of numerous crimes since early childhood, including smashing a neighbor's backyard incinerator with a claw hammer at 3, setting fire to a neighbor's garage at 4 and jamming a fork in a boy's eyeball at 15.
		By 17, Bunker had established himself as the Doogie Howser of the California penal system, parlaying a series of robberies, assaults and the stabbing of a prison guard into a stint in San Quentin (he was the youngest inmate there at the time).
		Bunker worked on Heat as prison technical advisor with Robert De Niro, Val Kilmer, Tom Sizemore, Kevin Gage and Dennis Haysbert.
	uk.imdb.com /name/nm0120483/bio (442 words)

	NPR : Writer, Actor, 'Youngest Inmate' Edward Bunker
		Fresh Air from WHYY, July 27, 2005 ·; Edward Bunker died Tuesday at age 71 of complications from diabetes.
		Born in Hollywood, Bunker spent his childhood in foster homes and reform school.
		Edward Bunker Reads from His Memoir 'Education of a Felon'
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=4773291 (227 words)

	Education of a Felon eBooks - Edward Bunker - Visit eBookMall Today!
		Edward Bunkers experiences in California's toughest prisons, on the mean streets of Los Angeles, and in Hollywood's seamy underworld have enabled him to write some of the grittiest and affecting prison novels of our time.
		Now, for the first time, Bunker, who was sent to San Quentin (for the first time) at the age of seventeen, tells the real stories of his life -- there's no fiction here.
		"Edward Bunker writes about the netherworld of society's outcasts with a passion and insight from having lived life close to the bone."
	www.ebookmall.com /ebooks/education-of-a-felon-bunker-ebooks.htm (291 words)

	Little Boy Blue - Edward Bunker - Used Books
		"Throughout, Bunker clearly articulates the 'code' of prison life and the pathology of the career criminal in raw, muscular prose."
		Here is the quintessential story of a young hoodlum's coming of age, from the undisputed master of the genre.
		Edward Bunker tells the quintessential story of Alex Hamilton's frustration and anger at a system that has done nothing but provide him with pain.
	www.biblio.com /books/91082828.html (376 words)

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