>I enjoyed this one as well. But for my money, KISS
TOMORROW GOODBYE is
>McCoy at his best.
For that matter I SHOULD HAVE STAYED AT HOME isn't bad
either. McCoy's bleakness is truly outstanding - it's the
same attitude as F. Scott Fitzgerald or Nathaniel West but
unlike them McCoy implies very little. It presses on you like
a great weight. McCoy himself was the opposite of bleak: a
dandy, wit and raconteur, highly ambitious and with a love of
fine clothes and fancy cars.
Chris
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