Bill H wrote:
"His FOOLS IN TOWN... should appeal to fans of RED HARVEST,
though less blood-drenched. It's a classic instance of the
Twain formula (as seen in
"The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg"), where you use the town's
native greed (& organized power structure) to pull off a
big one."
Didn't Thomas use a quote from Hadleyburg for the epigraph of
this book? I know he quote Twain for one of his books, but
I'm too lazy to go through boxes to find out which one for
sure.
Mark
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