I said:
> Seems like the women really woke up to
hardboiled/noir in the 40's,
doesn't
> it?
> I have not found a single novel in the genre written
in the 30's by a
woman.
> Baker's
> YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN is 30's, but it hasn't
developed a hardboiled
> or noir feeling yet, and I'm halfway through it
(that is not a complaint,
> just a state-
> ment.).
>
*********** I haven't got a clue why my paragraph is getting
all those stupid extra carriage returns. I apologize for
them, but I don't know what's causing it.
miker
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