I donšt mean this disrespectuffully, but please just read łout of the box˛,
anything by anybody from small US presses, to Paul Auster, to anything in
translation...I donšt know how else to say it...there are thousands...at
rara we are just skimming the surface...there are a gazillion blogs/sites in
many languages with great stories, inventive plots, interesting shapes and
stories and characters...nowadays itšs endless..and itšs scary...šcos we
canšt and never again will we ever łkeep up˛...
Montois
On 7/13/08 9:51 AM, "Michael Sharp" <msharp@binghamton.edu> wrote:
> Most straight
> detective novels today are tired Ross Macdonald retreads, pastiches of
> plots and personas and patter that were cool in their day, but now feel
> more ornamental than authentic.
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