Dick Lochte wrote:
> 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?
It cant' be, since Tracy died in 1976. Tracy wrote in 1934
the classic
"Criss-Cross" on which the Robert Siodmak film of the same
name and Steven Soderbergh's "Underneath" are based.
Juri
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