Re: RARA-AVIS: No, please, no

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> > Could there be other unacknowledged links between hard-boiled and
romantic
> > writing?
>
> No, please, no.
>
> We just finished with the tedious business of comparing horror books and
HB.
>
> Please, please don't go here.
>
> Tim Oliver
>
Tim, Before that we also went through science fiction and westerns- What's left aside from romance? I know:. Kids/young adult books. Is Tom Swift HB? Maybe a Pushme-pullyou is the essence of noir. Juri has already explored the works of Jim Kjelgaard, the author of the Big Red books. Mark

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