Juri:
> I was thinking that maybe this compassion
> thing we've been discussing was emerging in many
writers'
> work at the same time and not just Macdonald, Dewey
and
> Gault.
Noted. Another writer that perhaps belong here is Bart
Spicer.
> Howard Browne sure shows lots of empathy and
compassion in
> "Taste of Ashes", but I'd still say it's more
Chandler than
> Ross Macdonald.
Maybe I should reread it. My impression may have been caused
by the fact that I read it right after the preceding titles,
which are extremely Chandlerish.
> New Musical Express introduced me to James Ellroy in
1986 or
> 1987. There was a centre spread about the great
hardboiled
> authors.
I remember that, and I might even still have that issue
somewhere! IIRC, also Jonathan Latimer and Paul Cain were
mentioned, so obviously it was written by someone who knew
his business.
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