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rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, William Denton
<buff@p...> wrote:
> I saw a new collection called NIGHT AND FEAR: A
CENTENARY
COLLECTION OF
> STORIES, by Cornell Woolrich, edited by Francis M.
Nevins, in a
bookstore
> tonight. It has some stories that haven't been
collected or
anthologized
> before. Any of you read it? Opinions? I have a book
of Woolrich
short
> stories called DARKNESS AT DAWN, but I can't
remember anything
about it or
> what his short work was like.
>
> Bill
Most of the short fiction by Woolrich I've read has been more
in the horror vein than noir (the 2 collections BEYOND THE
NIGHT & VAMPIRE'S HONEYMOON) but I recently picked up
DARKNESS AT DAWN and another collection from Carroll &
Graf at a book sale. His horror stories are
excellent--weirder than his novels (which is a trick in
itself) but with the same sense of doomed fate.
Max
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