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Re: RARA-AVIS: "Red Wind" Dalmas && Marlowe
I have a 1946 1st edition HC copy of the book "Red Wind"
and John Dalmas is the character therein. The later
versions of the story (found in "Trouble Is My Business")
does have Marlowe as leading character. Also,
Marlowe is the hero on the TIMB CD-Rom as well.
Later, Paul.
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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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