>Along the same lines, are there any authors who write
hard-boiled
westerns? I know Leonard has written them, and Charles
Willeford wrote one. Anyone else?
Pronzini heads out in that direction fairly often, doesn't
he? WASTELAND OF STRANGERS struck me as more of a Western
than anything else, and there's another book or novella of
his--the title's THE HANGING, or something on that order, I
think--that's similar.
Though, of course, there's so much overlap and interplay
between the two genres that it's tough to tell what's what
sometimes.
Oh, and thanks for the Burke suggestions. I'll give him
another try if I can track down the two titles you guys
mentioned.
Later, Vicky
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