I see that there's a long story by Don Tracy in ORANGE PULP.
I don't recall any mention of his Giff Speer series (Pocket
Books 60s and 70s) on this list. But mention should be made.
They are top of the line hardboiled novels. "Look Down On Her
Dying" is one of the better entries, but they're all good.
Tracy is very much the equal of Donald Hamilton and has the
same sensibilities -- the pro's approach to handling tough
problems. Does anybody know what happened to Tracy? And is
the ORANGE PULP story new?
Dick Lochte
> From: William Denton <
buff@pobox.com>
> Subject: RARA-AVIS: New anthology: ORANGE
PULP
>
> 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
>
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