RARA-AVIS: Rural MEANS Steinbeck

From: Frederick Zackel ( fzackel@wcnet.org)
Date: 22 Jun 2007

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Of Mice and Men is very rural noir.

The NY Times review of Of Mice and Men, when it came out in 1937 (?), called it a thriller. Works for me, folks.

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Fred Zackel Cocaine & Blue Eyes Point Blank Press

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