Ron Clinton (r-and-jclinton@email.msn.com)
Tue, 7 Dec 1999 11:05:32 -0800
Dan Marlowe was truly one of the greats - even if his Earl
Drake series did, at the end, become a bit redundant. His
terse, hard-edged prose was hardboiled fiction at its
best.
I have signed Lion UK hardcovers of two of his works, ONE
ENDLESS HOUR and THE NAME OF THE GAME IS DEATH, and they're
points of pride in my book collection.
Ron Clinton r-and-jclinton@msn.com
> Bill Crider wrote:
> Marlowe
> did one or two books in the "Phoenix Force" series
for Gold Eagle, I
think.
> He also did a couple of very thin paperbacks
(actually they were short
> stories in book format) for young "reluctant"
readers. He died a few
years
> ago.
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