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Re: RARA-AVIS: "Red Wind"
I have an old copy of "Red Wind" and a new version in
"Trouble Is My Business". In the latter, the book describes
it as a "Classic Marlowe Mystery". I'll cross check the
dates and the characters when I get home tonight
and I should have an idea by midnight or so.
Later, Paul.
On Mon, 19 May 1997 09:16:48 -0400 "Spurlock, Duane"
<Dspurlock@paulschultz.com> writes:
>The Library of America edition that includes "Red Wind" apparently
>uses
>the original pulp versions of these stories. John Dalmas is the
>character name therein. Unfortunately, this edition doesn't list
>original publication dates or magazine titles--a big slip for such a
>publishing endeavor, I think.--Duane
>
>>----------
>>From: Matt Stevens[SMTP:mfs10@columbia.edu]
>>Sent: Sunday, May 18, 1997 4:27 PM
>>To: rara-avis@icomm.ca
>>Subject: Re: RARA-AVIS: "Red Wind"
>>
>>> My copy of "Trouble Is My Business" ( Ballantine 1977 ) has Marlowe
>>> as the
>>> character--not John Dalmas.
>>
>>Yes, but for book publication, Chandler changed the names of his
>>heroes. As far as I know, Phillip Marlowe never appeared in any of
>the
>>old pulp stories ("The Pencil," a posthumously published story, is
>the
>>only exception that I know of); the protaganists were Mallory,
>Carmady,
>>John Dalmas or others.
>>
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