I second the recommandation for Jason Starr. Daniel Woodrell
is another great new writer. He has named his books country
noir, and that's true. Pistol Poets by Victor Gischler was
quite good, too.
Vicki Hendricks you've already got.
Tapani Bagge
Nathan Cain kirjoitti 12.5.2007 kello 21.33:
> Charlie Huston's Hank Thompson trilogy: Been Caught
Stealing, Six
> Bad Things
> and A Dangerous Man. Also, anything by Jason Starr.
He falls
> solidly into
> the neo-noir category.
>
> On 5/12/07, William Ahearn <
williamahearn@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hey,
> >
> > Does anybody read the new crop of
neo-(or
> > whatever)-noir writers? I'm going to be done
with my
> > Hitchcock retrospective soon (thank god) and
then I'll
> > be working on a piece about Cornell Woolrich
and the
> > origins of roman or series noir. I'd like to do
a
> > companion piece on direct and current
descendants. I'm
> > reading Megan Abbott at the moment and Vicki
Hendricks
> > is after her. Does anyone consider Ken Bruen
noir?
> > Anybody got any other suggestions?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Essays and Ramblings
> > <http://www.williamahearn.com>
> >
> >
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