On 10 September 2004, Doug Bassett wrote:
: The plots of both could often be ridiculous -- remember the
evil mental
: clinic in NIGHTMARE IN PINK?
I thought that was a pretty scary place, actually. They did
serious damage to peoples' minds. It creeped me out. I agree
with everything else you say, though--I'm really enjoying
rereading the McGees in order, and I'm up to the eight or
tenth Helm.
Speaking of JDM, I recently picked up TWO (1983), an odd
little book that reprints two old pulp stories, and NOTHING
CAN GO WRONG (1981), non-fiction, the story of the last
voyage of a cruise ship. I have about five books left on my
list before I have all the books he wrote. Then, once I've
read them all, I'll think about collecting firsts.
Bill
-- William Denton : Toronto, Canada : http://www.miskatonic.org/ : Caveat lector.
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