>
> But now there are a number of alternative
distribution options.
>
I'm not sure that's really true. For books to sell in any
volume they need (vast majority of time) to go through
traditional outlets. Books that rely on mostly Internet sales
are not going to sell much if any. For example, a lot more
copies of Fast Lane are going to sell in Italy where its
being more traditionally published and distributed than in
the US.
> And I'm not aware of their putting out a whole hell
of a lot of PI
books either.
> There's yours, Fast Lane, Fade to Blonde and Little
Lost Girl from
Hard Case.
Well, Fast Lane's not a PI book - it's fits really under
psychotic noir. The only PI work I ever wrote (until
recently) was a short story done more as a joke.
>Others? Are there other new PI writers? I'd really
like to know
> about any I'm missing.
>
About other traditional PI writers - of course, Ken Bruen's
marvelous Jack Taylor series. And off the top of my head
there's Michael Kortya's Lincoln Perry, Harry Hunsicker's Lee
Hnery Oswald, Michael A. Black's Ron Shade series, Jim
Winter's Keplar, Harry Shannon's Mick Callahan (although not
strictly a PI), and I'm sure there are dozens of
others..
> Mark
>
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