I interviewed Asner on my blog, and I gotta tell you, she scared me. Which
I can't really explain without giving away the whole book, and I won't do
that. But you hit the nail on the head with this:
" few are the places and cultures in the first world as inherently noir as
Hollywood"
Stacy
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In a message dated 7/9/08 7:36:56 AM, jacquesdebierue@yahoo.com
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>
> I like the Hollywood setting. Lots of sleaze built in, lots of
> narcissism. I am waiting for Michael Connelly, master of suspense, to
> apply himself to Hollywood (I mean directly as a theme).
>
and I like reminding people who haven't read them, that Terrill Lankford's
terrific contemporary noir thrillers Earthquake Weather and Blonde Lightning
are
set in that world, and nail it cold. few are the places and cultures in the
first world as inherently noir as Hollywood
John Lau
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