Mark writes of "The Name of the Game is Death":
<< However, the entire book was re-edited,
starting with the first page, ending with the last.
>>
I just read a revised version of Steve Fisher's "I Wake Up
Screaming." It was a little strange--some period details
seemed to have been updated, but others not. The story has a
late thirties/early 40s ethos, but mid/late 50s details here
and there. This issue has been brought up a few times and
might be worth considering with reference to Mike Shayne. I
have a 1970 reprint of Heads You Lose, originally called
Blood on the Black Market. Copyright 1943 and 1956. Did
Dresser or others revise his work?
Doug
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