Richard King (rking6king@netscape.net)
9 Nov 99 08:10:36 EST
>Has Williams' life (and death) ever been written
about?
Ed Gorman has a fabulous essay about Charles Williams in
MURDER OFF THE RACK: CRITICAL STUDIES OF TEN PAPERBACK
MASTERS (Scarecrow Press, 1989). The essay is titled "Fifteen
impressions of Charles Williams," and after reading the essay
I started reading as much Charles Williams as I could find,
and it isn't always easy to find. There is another writer
named Charles Williams who was very prolific and wrote
religious/philosophy novels (seems very boring to me, but
what do I know?) who keeps getting in the way of my search
for the other Charles Williams stuff.
Try LONG SATURDAY NIGHT, a Wrong Man novel, really gripping
with an edge to it.
Richard King rking6king@netscape.net
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