I saw mention of a new anthology coming in November from the
University of Florida Press, ORANGE PULP: STORIES OF MAYHEM,
MURDER, AND MYSTERY, edited by Maurice O'Sullivan and Steve
Glassman (ISBN: 081301803X). There's some blurbage at
http://www.upf.com/Fall2000/osullivan.html
"Even the most devoted aficionados of the genre have rarely
encountered the kind of nonstop action concocted by the
reclusive founder of the American hard-boiled mystery,
Carroll John Daly; the comic elegance of Jonathan Latimer; or
the eclectic world of Mike Shayne in Brett Halliday's classic
series.... [also includes] the opening to an unfinished work
by Charles Willeford, creator of the classic Hoke Moseley
novels such as Miami Blues and Sideswipe." John D. MacDonald
is there too, of course.
We must be well beyond the "most devoted aficionado" stage,
then. Does anyone know what Willeford piece this is?
Bill
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