Oh....I'd love to meet you some day on your side of the
Pacific.
>
> They might show you an insane guy who knows
> he's insane, or show how he descends into madness
while trying to
> justify each action along the way. Willeford's
sociopaths don't even
> care, they just break fingers and hide dead
14-year-olds, and tell you
> about it in a deadpan style.
You supply my insufficient expression, thank you.
Also about THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY,
I understand Figueras 's irritation for Berenice.
I envy his ambition and talent.
>
> One other thing about Willeford I just remembered: I
can't remember
> which Mosely book it's in, but there's a section
where he's sent up to
> a farm to investigate missing people. He finds out
they've been
> murdered, and ends up in a fight with one or two
people who run the
> farm.
It is THE WAY WE DIE NOW.
> I remember thinking, "Jesus Christ, this
> is one of the most violent things I've ever read." It
was a short,
> powerful explosion of fists and sticks and blood,
then Hoke goes back
> to Miami and carries on with work.
I remeber the part . I was so frightened that I almost threw
the book.
It was after I was depressed to read the previous episode -
the 3 years
old boy ,diet coke & sandwiches.
I Wrote that it was very frnny the chapter4 in SIDESWIPE, but
I should
add it's the hair-raising after chapter16.
Anyway, as I re-read Willeford, I find something I'd not
realized before.
I still hope many people could get THE BURNT ORANGE
HERESEY.
I was very happy to read the mail from Mr. Mark
Sullivan.
Maki
Maki Nakada(aka, Hirotsuji)
makihna@ga2.so-net.ne.jp
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