Bludis Jack wrote: What a great decade the 30s were for
hardboiled and noir. Just mentioning th titles brings goose
bumps . . . alought I admit that I have never heard of the
first four authroths mentioned. I guess you had to be
there.
Nov 2002: 1930-1939
Raoul Whitfield's GREEN ICE (1930), Paul
Cain's FAST ONE (1932),
Frederick Nebel, Norbert Davis...
******** What about Norbert Davis? What is good to read from
him? Are his novels hardboiled? I read the page at thrilling
detective, and it mentioned only one collection of his
stories, and those were Max Latin ones. Looking at the
bibliography, Max Latin is not listed until a 1940 story, yet
Davis's work extends back to 1932. Are the earlier stories
collected anywhere, or just available one or two at a time in
omnibuses?
Thanks, miker
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