Williams is yet another great hb writer who's output is
nearly impossible to find. I've read SCORPION REEF, which I
liked a great deal (and I don't normally go in for
sailing/boat settings). I read HOT SPOT/HELL HATH NO FURY
shortly after the movie came out and I remember liking that,
too.
One day some smart publisher is going to take a look at the
amount of out-of-print stuff in the hb field, reissue a bunch
of titles in cheap, accessible editions, and make a killing.
Sort of the way Black Lizard originally did it.
doug
---
james.doherty@gsa.gov wrote:
> I remember enjoying *And the Deep Blue Sea*
(1971)
> very much, though it's
> been years since I read it. It was an Edgar
nominee
> in the Best PBO novel
> category. In fact, I remember preferring it to
the
> winner, Frank
> MacAulliffe's *For Murder I Charge More*,
which,
> aside from not being as
> good (IMHO), wasn't a novel but a collection
of
> short stories.
>
> JIM DOHERTY
>
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