RE: RARA-AVIS: Re: Lovecraftian mytery recommendations?

From: Ron Clinton (clinton65@comcast.net)
Date: 01 Aug 2010

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True, but it's not Lovecraftian, but vampiric. If the boundaries are allowed to be expanded in this way (noir/mystery - horror hybrid), I'd suggest FALLING ANGEL by William Hjortsberg, which incorporates detective work and voodoo.

Ron C.

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> If it hasn't already been mentioned, try Les Whitten's Progeny of the
Adder, which
> starts out being a straightforward urban police procedural, and turns into
something
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