Although The Rap Sheet isn’t participating in this week’s “forgotten books” celebration, there’s no shortage of entries available. Among the works of crime and thriller fiction are: Angel’s Ransom, by David Dodge; Cases, by Joe Gores; Lonelyheart 4122, by Colin Watson; The Innocent Mrs. Duff, by Elizabeth Sanxay Holding; Half-Mast Murder, by Milward Kennedy; Stations Six--Sahara, by Michael Avallone; Shake Him Till He Rattles/It’s Cold Out There, by Malcolm Braly; The Mexican Tree Duck, by James Crumley; and The Colour of Blood, by Brian Moore.
Acting series host Evan Lewis has a full list of today’s participating bloggers in his blog, along with his remarks about a book that would have to see print before it could be forgotten: The Heart of Ahriman, or Robert E. Howard Fights Back from the Grave, by Bill Crider and Charlotte Laughlin. They all sound worth remembering.
Friday, January 21, 2011
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