Re: RARA-AVIS: Akashic Noirs

From: Brian Thornton (bthorntonwriter@gmail.com)
Date: 05 Mar 2009

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    Full disclosure: I have a story forthcoming in Akashic's May publication SEATTLE NOIR. It's entitled "Paper Son," is historical (1889 Seattle, Chinatown, to be exact), and has at least as dark an ending as my last piece in AHMM ("Suicide Blonde").

    That aside, I think that it pretty much depends on the individual editors contracted to work on each of these individual collections: some (as seems to have been the case with TORONTO NOIR) actively sought contributions from writers outside of both the genre and the sub-genre. With others it seems to be pretty much a mix.

    Your Mileage May Vary-

    Brian

    On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 9:23 PM, David Wright <dwright333@yahoo.com> wrote:

    > I wonder if members want to do some general opining on the overall
    > qualities, quality or not of the Akashic noir series. Anyone read a whole
    > lot of them? I've enjoyed some, but I'd love to hear what folks on this list
    > observe about the overall series. How're they doing, do you think?
    >
    > David Wright
    > http://shelftalk.spl.org "Que Scay-Je?"
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