Also collected in Westlake's TOMORROW'S CRIMES, a decade or
so back from Mysterious...which is a good thing, since the
other short stories, such as the fantasy "Nackles," "The
Winner" and even "The Spy in the Elevator"
(which Westlake himself tends to belittle as written to
stroke the prejudices of the editors of GALAXY sf magazine)
are better than ANARCHAOS, which is one of the most
ridiculous novels I've read. Unless one, like Westlake,
mistakes Kropotkinian or even the most militantly Bakuninist
anarchists for the most insanely individualist Ayn Randians
no one's ever met. TM
-----Original Message----- From:
owner-rara-avis@icomm.ca [mailto:
owner-rara-avis@icomm.ca]On Behalf Of Jim Stephenson I
have read very little SF, but a couple of years ago I picked
up
_Anarchaos_ by Curt Clark ... actually Donald E. Westlake
under a pseudonym. It certainly fit into the HB milieu. The
book is out of print, but reasonably easy to find on eBay,
Alibris, etc. ... and cheap too!
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