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On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Mark Sullivan wrote:

> Oh yeah, Howard Street by Nathan Heard is amazing. I think Forced
> Exposure magazine described it best as what you'd get if Hubert Selby
> wrote a book for Holloway House.

What about Willard Motley? He wrote "Knock On Any Door", on which the Nicholas Ray film was based on, and some other presumably noir-related novels in the fourties and fifties. I have the aforementioned book, but I haven't read it.

Juri

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