In a discussion prompted by my posting the Pop. Library cover
to I WAKE UP SCREAMING, by Steve Fisher, it seems to have
been fairly well established that Fisher "modernized" the
Bantam edition which came out in 1960, and this is the one
that Black Lizard used later on. See http://mysteryfile.com/blog/?p=506#comments.
But another question which hasn't been settled yet, even
though I've been asking around, is about Dan Marlowe's THE
NAME OF THE GAME IS DEATH. It is known that the book was
rewritten when Gold Medal decided to make Earl Drake into a
series character. But when Black Lizard did their edition,
did they use the first, tougher version, or did they use the
second, revised one?
--
Steve
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