Hi,
Mark wrote:
> Speaking of which, Hard Case Crime's
> website says that Two for the Money is
> the first time its two connected Nolan
> novels have been published in one volume.
> Didn't Carrol & Graff do that a
decade
> or so ago?
Carroll & Graf published TOUGH TENDER in 1991, combining
the fifth and sixth Nolan novels, HARD CASH and SCRATCH
FEVER. Those books tell a connected story as well, which
makes combining them sensible.
What no one has ever done is to publish a combined volume
containing the first two Nolan novels, BAIT MONEY and BLOOD
MONEY -- and that's what we'll be doing in TWO FOR THE
MONEY.
Also, a few days ago, someone asked how Donald Hamilton is
doing, and I wrote a reply but for some reason it didn't make
it out to the list
(probably some screw-up on my part having to do with HTML vs.
plain-text e-mail). Anyway, the answer is that he's doing
well. I've been in touch with him and his son Gordon in
Sweden a few times this year, and though Don is 88, with all
the attendant frailties, he's in good spirits.
--Charles
-------------- Charles Ardai Editor, Hard Case Crime
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