for an unpublished work, Grimhaven seems to get around
--- Dave Zeltserman <
dz@hardluckstories.com> wrote:
> There's a nice subversive streak in the best of
Willeford. My
> favorites: The Woman Chaser, Cockfighter, Grimhaven
(which is one of
> the most unrelenting darkest books I've read). I did
like Shark-
> Infested Custard quite a bit, but the structure
(telling a story from
> different perspectives) was unusual for him. If this
is the best noir
> novel you've read, I've got to strongly recommend
Hell of a Woman,
> Savage Night, The Getaway and Swell-Looking Babe
(all by Jim
> Thompson), Name of the Game is Death by Dan Marlowe
and Anyone's My
> Name by Seymour Shubin.
>
> --Dave Z.
>
> --- In
rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, <funkmasterj@...>
wrote:
> >
> > I finished reading this last night, the only
Willeford I've read.
> This is the best noir novel I've ever read! Unlike
James Cain, the
> situations are believable. It is both dark and
humorous at the same
> time. What are the other Willeford books
like?
> >
> > Jordan
> >
>
>
>
>
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