>
>Steve Lewis wrote:
> > If you're a subscriber or a contributor to
Mystery*File, this is just a
> > note to let you know that your copy of #41 is
on its way. If you're not a
> > subscriber or a contributor, why
not?
>
>*************
>No wonder it's been quiet here lately. You've been
keeping everybody
>busy writing articles.
>
>Congratulations! It looks like a great edition that's
right on target for
>rara-avis.
>
>miker
Mike
I'm trying to keep Mystery*File a general interest mystery
fanzine, but you're right, the subversive
pulp/paperback/hard-boiled sub-genre has a pretty high
profile this time around.
And I hope Ed Lynskey agrees that this is the time to reveal
it, but he has been working on a long overview of Robert
Wade's writing career. He's perhaps most famous for being
half of the "Wade Miller" combo, a long-time favorite of Gold
Medal readers, and the creator of the private eye Max
Thursday as well.
Mr. Wade is in his 80s now and still actively writing.
Besides Ed's article, we now have in hand, with some
assistance from Bill Pronzini in coming up with some
questions, an interview with him, and this all will appear in
M*F42.
Now for balance I have to go hunt up some 'cozy' authors. If
the Wall Street Journal can cover cozy mysteries on the front
page of today's paper
-- did you see it? -- then I can too!
Best
Steve
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