I just finished Jonathan Latimer's Headed for a Hearse. It
was the first of his I read and I am getting the others that
are available.
I read he wrote scripts for the original Perry Mason TV show,
which I loved. How are the Perry Mason books, from a
hardboiled perspective?
Also, the Library of Crime Classics series looks good. One
listing they have is Secret Agent X-9 by Dashiell Hammett and
Alex Raymond. Is that really co-authored by the two? How is
it? What other Library of Crimes classics do people
recommend? I haven't heard of some of these authors, like
George Baxt, James Gollin, E. Richard Johnson, Paul Gallico,
Clayton Rawson, S.S. Rafferty, etc. Any of them hard
boiled?
Mat
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