Jim wrote:
"What I was pointing to was not the stories that have been
done, but the stories that I believe will be done."
Point taken. And it certainly would apply to Mosley's
characters.
But:
"As Leonard has acknowledged, "all of those books are really
about the same guy.""
It may always be about the same guy, but equally important is
that most of them start at about the same point in that guy's
life. So Leonard conveniently avoids having to deal with any
lessons that guy might have been expected to learn in a
previous installment of a series, avoids issues of continuity
except on those few occasions when he does revive a specific
character.
Mark
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