There was also An Eye for Justice (1988) and Justice for Hire
(1990). Then,
I guess Randisi figured out most of the mystery-buying public
was women, so
he co-edited two PWA/Sisters in Crime collaborations, Deadly
Allies (1992),
and Deadly Allies II (1994), featuring the usual gang of
suspects. Lately,
he's done Lethal Ladies (1996) and Lethal Ladies II (just
out!), both
featuring mostly female PI's. Seems every two years he comes
out with an
anthology of original stories.
>
>AHMM, EQMM, Playboy, MHClark MM, Hardboiled, New
Mystery, a small one
>called Over My Dead Body, and several online (newest
one called Blue Murder
>at www.bluemurder.com)
>
>British: Shots (formerly Shot in the Dark), and I've
heard of another one
>but the name slips my mind.
>
>I think the New Mystery website has gone missing.
Anybody know for sure?
Thanks for the list, Anthony. I'm not sure, but last time I
visited New
Mystery I gave up in frustration. It seems like it took
forever to
download. If I hadn't disconnected I'd probably still be
downloading it.
>Loved _Rage In Harlem_!! What's next on the list
Bill?
Wait! Don't give up on discussing it. I've found a copy! And
to whet your
whistle, since we seem to be into the black side of
hardboiled, what with
Himes and Mosley on the reading list, what do you folks think
of Gar
Haywood's Aaron Gunner? I think it's a shame he's been
overshadowed by
Mosley lately. I'm looking forward to reading Harlem--I
recently read Ed
Lacy's two Toussaint Moore books, and I'll be anxious to
compare another
take on black detectives from the same era.
But I digress...
Kevin Smith
Web Guy for The Thrilling Detective Web Site
For info, mailto:kvnsmith@total.net
"When this world gets too confused
I say, What would Humphrey Bogart do?"
-Murray McLauchlan
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