On Tue, 30 Oct 2001, Mario Taboada wrote:
> Not really. His books are long mainly because his
plots are
> devilishly complicated (excessively so, sometimes).
At one
> point, more precisely in The Last Coyote, he seemed
to give
> Harry Bosch more play time than he deserves (to me,
he's
> not an interesting character) but that's the
exception.
> Since they were mentioned together, I don't think
Connelly
> will ever paint the kind of canvas that Pelecanos
has
> created. Connelly is a journalistic kind of writer,
a very
> fine one at that. He is also a master of
suspense.
Sounds like I have to read them. So many books, so little
time (and so much of goddam work!).
Juri
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