>is there a difference between a bootlegger's turn and
a moonshiner's turn?
>Sallis uses both in a sentence describing one of
Driver's movie stunts. A
>bootlegger's turn is a moving 180, also known as a
Bat-turn, right? So
>what's a moonshiner's turn?
I had the same question myself after finishing Sallis' book.
As far as I can tell, a moonshiner's turn is also a moving
180, only it's done while driving backwards.
Vince Keenan
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