Glen Cook wrote a series of fantasy novels with a PI
protagonist. I haven't read them myself.
Depending on how far you want to stretch the term, George
Dawes Greene's THE CAVEMAN'S VALENTINE could be said to have
supernatural elements.
I've often said that Cornell Woolrich's stuff is essentially
supernatural fiction without any supernatural elements (if
that makes any sense). It's interesting how much ghost
ficiton aficianados, for instance, like Woolrich.
Really, though, the primary exponent to me in the genre is
Burke.
doug
--- Michael Robison <
miker_zspider@yahoo.com> wrote:
> John wrote:
>
> "Can anyone recall any other books/series in
the
> genre
> that had supernatural elements?"
>
> *************
> Laurel Hamilton's Anita Blake series is way into
the
> supernatural, with werewolves and vampires
and
> magic.
> Hamilton's work is also hardcore
hardboiled.
>
> I liked the early part of the series. Anita
Blake
> is
> one of the best hardboiled female protagonists
ever.
>
> miker
>
===== Doug Bassett
dj_bassett@yahoo.com
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