<<<<< I could also say that Parker surpasses
Chandler in writing a more accessible, better-rounded
character, but I think better rounded characters are a
function of time.
>>>>>
I don't know what that means, better rounded characters being
a fuction of time -- is that like being of their age or
period, more recent being rounder? Can't be. Shakespere's
characters are as rounded as you can get. Please
clarify.
As for rounding off the usual suspects, I'm not Chandler's
biggest fan, but Spenser is a long hard run away from being
half as real as Marlowe, although he wishes he had one tenth
of Marlowe's poetry or wit.
BobT
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