RE: RARA-AVIS: Serial Hardboiled?

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Hi Oliver -- I think I was educated recently by the rare birds in the knowledge that Fast One by Paul Cain was orginally serialized (Black Mask?) before it was lumped together into the book I have on my shelf. Great HB. Someone else can reiterate, for your info and as memory jog for my feeble brain, whether it was in fact Black Mask.

Welcome to the list.

Best Regards, Erick

> >Oliver says:
> > Hello all, I'm new to the list and a bit of an aspiring writer (yeah, I
> > know, nothing new). I'm planning to do a serial story in on my website
> and
> I
> > was wondering if anyone knew about any stories told serially in the
> > hardboiled/noir genre.
>
>

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