RARA-AVIS: Max Brand stories?

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• From: "M. Taboada" <taboada@math.odu.edu>
• Date: Fri, 25 Apr 1997 16:19:48 -0400 (EDT)
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Has there ever been a collection of pulp stories by the legendary
Max Brand? I have read several in anthologies, and he seems to have
had considerable talent. Did his reputation as a writing machine
damage his image for posterity?

By the way, thanks to Douglas Green for pointing out that our
university library has the Nebel collection of Cardigan stories. I
checked it out and it's great fun! Curiously, Nebel seems less
dated than Hammett - though I admit that I cannot put my finger on
what exactly makes him sound modern...maybe it's his sense of humor.

Regards,

Mario Taboada
Old Dominion University



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