Re: RARA-AVIS: Fifties female writers

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I enjoy some of Charlotte Armstrong's stuff, especially A DRAM OF POISON and THE GIFT SHOP, but they're a long way from hardboiled. Can't comment on Disney or Curtiss.

BobT

Juri Nummelin wrote:
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> What do you think of such fifties and sixties female writers as Doris
> Miles Disney, Ursula Curtiss and Charlotte Armstrong? Would you regard
> them as noir or hardboiled? I'm trying to decide whether to include them
> in my pulp/paperback bibliography, but if they don't qualify as genre
> pieces, I drop them off.
>
> Juri
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