I thought it was not bad, pretty good really, but not as good
as I'd been hoping. I'd only read THE WRONG CASE and THE LAST
GOOD KISS by Crumley before, and there are grotesque
characters in those, but they seemed natural, not forced. In
this book I thought he was reaching a little. And I didn't
think it had the emotional depth his earlier works had.
Still, better and more original than most of what gets
published these days.
Graham
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Etienne Borgers" <
freeweb@rocketmail.com>
> Any opinion about THE FINAL COUNTRY by James
Crumley,
> his latest novel(2201)?
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