RE EJM Duggan's recent post:
"According to Philip Durham's introduction to the _Killer in
the Rain_
collection, three such stories were published while Chandler
was alive:
"'No Crime in the Mountains', in Antony Boucher, ed., _Great
American
Detective Stories_ (1945)
"'The Man who liked Dogs', in Joseph T. Shaw, ed., _The Hard
Boiled
Omnibus_ (1946)
"'Bay City Blues', in _Verdict_ (1953)
"Durham notes that these were 'mistakes', published w/o
Chandler's
permission."
The one I was aware of was "The Man Who Liked Dogs" in
*Omnibus*. I
didn't know about "Bay City Blues," but since my point was
that
Chandler didn't consider "No Crime in the Mountains" to
be
cannibilized, the fact that it *was* reprinted during his
lifetime
buttresses my point. - Jim Doherty
ED
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