I read the intro story and the first novella in it last
night. So far, it's pretty good. Randisi wrote the intro, and
Philbrick wrote the first story, about an insurance
investigator in Miami. It was pretty good. Philbrick's the
only co-author I hadn't heard of. Is he still writing?
On Sat, Jun 28, 2008 at 11:41 PM, Gonzalo Baeza <
gbaeza@gmail.com> wrote:
> There are two Western group novels that include many
of the same
> authors (Estleman, Reasoner, Gorman, Randisi) that
were published
> roughly around the same time as The Black Moon: The
Funeral of Tanner
> Moody and Legend. I read the latter one and it's
very good. I have a
> copy of The Black Moon and hopefully I'll get to
read it before the
> year ends. So many books, so little
time...
>
> -Gonzalo B.
>
> --- In
rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com, "Nathan Cain"
<IndieCrime@...>
> wrote:
>>
>> Browsing my neighborhood used bookstore today I
came across a book
>> called The Black Moon, which is a collaboration
between Loren
>> Estleman, Ed Gorman, W.R. Philbrick, Robert
Randisi and L.J.
> Washburn
>> (This is the pseudonym James Reasoner and his
wife use writing
>> together, isn't it?). It appears each author
wrote a section of the
>> book. It looks like an interesting idea. Has
anyone else read it?
> The
>> cover promises "A Spectacular New Direction in
Mystery." Was this a
>> one off, or were there more books of this
sort?
>>
>
>
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