Bill Crider said:
>Speaking of inevitability, I'd like to recommend a
noir western. Or at
>least I think it's noir. It's Loren Estleman's THE
MASTER EXECUTIONER.
>Very well done.
Very well done indeed. I read the Amos Walker stories from
time to time, but it doesn't really bother me that I haven't
read them all. I'd always ignored Estleman's westerns until I
read Jim Sallis's column on Estleman. I've copied below a
link to that article from Sallis's web page (which is an
absolute treasure trove of must reads).
http://www.grasslimb.com/sallis/GlobeColumns/globe.02.estleman.html
Speaking of Sallis, his review of Cynthia Ozick's latest
novel appeared in the Washington Post Book World
yesterday.
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