O'Hara also wrote "Pal Joey", and I've heard third-hand that
several of the 50s paperback authors cited him as an
influence, as well as the social-realist writers of the
Depression.
Graham
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> miker: Long ago, I read most of O'Hara's novels,
including
> some really lengthy ones like From the Terrace.
But
> Appointment in Samara seems to me to be the one most
likely
> to appeal to members of this list. Lately I've been
picking
> up his short story collections whenever I run across
them in
> used-book stores.
>
> Bill Crider
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