> Why should one leave behind novels like 'Sin-Pit'
(Paul
> Meskil), 'Inquest' (Percieval Wilde), 'Mr. Bowling
Buys A Newspaper'
> (Donald Henderson), ; authors like Bruno Fischer,
Richard Sale, David
> Karp, Don Tracy, Eleazar Lipsky, Frederic Brown,
Kenneth Fearing,
> William Krasner, Willard Motley and Jay Dratler? Or
is it that we all
> go by our biases and a true checklist is not
possible?
Some excellent titles there. As popular as Bruno Fischer was,
I don't know that I would include him in a top 150 or even
top 200 list. Although I do like House of Flesh and Restless
Hands. Kenneth Fearing's The Big Clock is on the list and
Fredric Brown is well represented with seven titles.
Jeff
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