> I read Stray Dog when it first came out, thought it
was a fun, quick
> neo-Gold Medal read. (Never saw the
movie) I also have his Love is a
> Racket on my shelves, but haven't read
it.
>
> And yes, Nathan, he is also a screenwriter.
I'm pretty sure he wrote
> the screenplay for U-Turn, based on his Stray Dog
(or was it the other
> way around?). Seem to remember a story about
Oliver Stone kicking him
> off the set. He also wrote Undercover Brother
(based on a comic of his?
> an internet comic?).
>
I saw U-Turn, liked it. have Stray Dogs in the queue. started
reading it once shortly after seeing the movie. it was
EXACTLY the movie, so I put it back in the pile, to be read
later when the film isn't so fresh in the mind. now would be
fine, but unfortunately I have a very large pile
John Lau
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