Mario wrote:
As to Brown's Requiem, it did not make me retch. In fact, I
enjoyed it. It has a pulp feel to it, a brazenness that I
found appealing. I haven't reread it, though. Maybe today I
would find fault with it. Oh, and I also liked Suicide Hill,
which has good characterization.
************ I remember you chewing his ass for The Cold Six
Thousand, though, Mario. Something to the effect of
suggesting he do some writing after all the
brainstorming.
The second time I read a book is a real acid test. The Black
Dahlia came through solid. A beautiful piece of noir. It had
it all, murder, obsession, corruption, betrayal, action, and
love. All of that in stunning technicolor black and
white.
miker
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