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Bill Crider:

> I'd recommend the westerns of Donald Hamilton and Harry Whittington, for
> sure. They might not be exactly hardboiled, but they're close enough for
> me. >

I was going to mention Hamilton. How about Marvin H Albert? I haven't read his westerns, but I know all his the mysteries and spy/suspense I have read would certainly be hard boiled or very close. Mark

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