Mbdlevin@aol.com
Sun, 26 Sep 1999 02:59:42 EDT
Juha Lindroos:
<< Have you read "Lust is a Woman" ? I've never even
seen a
copy on sale. >>
Lust is a Woman, Understudy for Love, and perhaps No
Experience fall in a period when Willeford wrote hastily to
help cover school expenses (or so he said--probably noted in
Don Herron's book); he considered them weaker works. I've
read "Lust," but not "Understudy," and would say his
assessment is fair.
The Woman Chaser, however, which I consider his best
work, came out at this time too.
I checked my notes on No Experience--Chapters One and Eight
are the non-Willeford ones.
On PBOs, I saw a copy of the first of High Priest (paired
with the Talbot Mundy) in a case in Powell's Books in
Porland, OR, last week--I think they were asking 80
bucks.
Doug
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