The Cincinnati Kid, first published in 1963 (and made into a feature film starring Steve McQueen in 1965), is a gritty novel of smoky back-rooms and centered on a young card-shark (“The Kid”) who eventually finds himself in a stud-poker ...

A 26-year-old rambling-gambling man stakes all he has in a stud poker game with "The Man", number one player of the midwest.

Inspired by Richard Jessup's original Cincinnati Kid (Steve McQueen) and set in the gritty precincts of current day New Orleans, The Cincinnati Kid faces off against longtime corrupted rival, Lancey Hodges in an ultimate game of 5 card stud ...

Recounts the author's childhood in a Cincinnati neighborhood during the 1940s, includes drawings she made as a kid. The author was inspired to write this during the COVID-19 crisis and quarantine.

The Cincinnati Kids is the story of four young men growing up to become involved in the Mafia in Cincinnati in the late fifties and early sixties.

The Cincinnati Kids is the story of four young men that get involved with organized crime in Cincinnati, Ohio in the late 1950's and 60's. The story is told from the POV of Sonny Dillon.

A copy of the script used for the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film.

Dialogue that the screenplay writers took word-for-word from the book is highlighted and the corresponding novel page numbers are noted. (The eBook release contains reciprocal dialogue linking as well as two complete versions of the book - ...