Jay Gertzman wrote:
> I volunteered to lead a discussion at the local
Barnes and Noble on the
> noire crime novel. My Choice. My first choice,
Chandler's Farewell My
> Lovely, produced only one interested person. I
thought I would choose a
> Patricia Highsmith novel for September, sine she is
known b/c of the
> recent Ripley film. Could anyone suggest a typical
Highsmith novel
> (outside of The Talented Mr R) which might be of
interest to
> middle-aged, literate urban and suburban types on a
Wednesday evening?
Jay,
Hate to say it, but I think the only way you'll draw a crowd
is to start with STRANGERS ON A TRAIN.
And I bet you spend most of the night talking about
Hitchcock.
TL
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