Now, maybe I'm just not tuned in to this guy's style, and
I
should spend my time on other writers. But it occurs to
me
that maybe this first book isn't typical of the series, and
I
should brave ahead. So tell me, Constantine fans, does
the
series change? Does it get more like Chandler, Cain,
Willeford,
Jim Thompson, James Lee Burke -- harder-edged,
desperate,
disillusioned, all that cool stuff? Or is "The
Rocksburg
Railroad Murders" pretty typical?
-- Fr. John Woolley (John.Woolley@MCI.com)
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