On Mar 22, 2005, at 4:07 AM, Betsy wrote:
> There was more of Scudder's sensibility in Small
Town or whatever his
> post
> 9/11 eulogy for New York was titled than in All the
Flowers Are Dying.
> I don't
> know if introducing a cartoonish serial killer in
Hope to Die and
> returning him
> in All the Flowers is a marketing ploy or whether
Larry Block is
> genuinely
> interested in serial killers, but I hope he doesn't
do it again.
He's been doing it for years, actually -- in fact, he may
have been one of the first crime writers to write about so
many of them over the years.
ENOUGH ROPE, his awesome short story collection which goes
back to the, um, fifties, is full of serial killer stories.
And while FLOWERS is a vast step up from HOPE TO DIE (Block's
still one ballsy writer) it's not EVERYBODY DIES.
Kevin
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