RARA-AVIS: Re: Crumley

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> As I recall from Whores (read a long time ago), though, Crumley thought
> of his mysteries as genre writing to finance his serious
> still-not-completed Texas novel.

Interesting. Funny thing, the only novels he has published since _One to Count Cadence_ have been crime novels. Did those *become* the serious literature for him?

NS

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