Douglas Greene wrote: Don Donahue stories appear in Six
Deadly Dames (New York: Avon 264, 1950), and Cardigan is in
the aptly titled The Adventures of Cardigan (New York:
Mysterious Press, 1988). Neither should be very difficult to
find through ABE or similar.
Crippen & Landru has a Nebel Black Mask collection on its
vaguely formulated schedule--no date yet.
Our Jo Gar collection (by Raoul Whitfield) will be shipped to
us Monday, but we haven't put it on the web yet. Nonetheless,
you can order a copy simply by contacting
CrippenL@Infi.Net ($20 softcover; $45 cloth signed by the
designer and editor, with an additional Whitfield story
("Scotty") in a separate pamphlet). Just sent to press is
Hugh Cave's Come Into My Parlor: Tales from Detective Fiction
Weekly, with a new intro by Hugh (who will be signing the
limited edition). The William Campbell Gault collection,
Marksman and Other Stories, ed. by Bill Pronzini, is waiting
for the cover painting, then it too will be sent to the
printer.
************* Thanks, Doug. A month or so ago I couldn't get
a hit on the Cardigan stories at ABE, but I tried bookfinder
this time and got lucky. Another book that I struck out on
Abebooks on was VINNIE GOT BLOWN AWAY, but found several
copies available on bookfinder.
Congratulations on putting Whitfield's Jo Gar stories out the
door. You've got Paul Cain's SLAYER collection coming out
too, don't you? Or is it too darned early in the morning and
I'm confused?
Incidentally, I'd like to mention to everybody that I got a
collection of Hugh Cave stories from Crippen and Landru and
it is a VERY NICE BOOK. Nice cover, solid binding, good paper
and print. My old eyes aren't what they used to be, so those
things matter to me beyond the aethetic.
And has anybody read Norbert Davis's MOUSE IN THE MOUNTAIN?
Is it any good?
miker
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