Re: RARA-AVIS: Leonard's City Primeval

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Date: 25 Mar 2007

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miker,

Wasn't the subtitle to that one something like High Noon in Detroit, highlighting the western aspect? That and Split Image were the first two Leonards I read, leading me to dredge used bookstores for any other books I could find by him, most of them out of print at the time.

Mark

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