In a message dated 2/4/03 12:25:24 AM,
buff@pobox.com writes:
<< For all that other writing, and other genre fiction,
was affected by the sixties, from what little I know about
that time, I don't see many changes.
>>
I agree, but there were a few "Post
60's" writers like Roger L. Simon
(Moses Wine), David Debim (Albie Marx) and Kinky Friedman who
adopted the sixties anti-establishment rebel attitude for
their work and who incorporated sixties protest issues into
their stories. Cutter's Way and The Armageddon Rag are crime
stories that can only be understood in the light of the angst
of the sixties, and I'm sure there are many other sixties
shaped and sixties tinged books out there that I can't think
of at the moment.
Jim
Blue
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