I think Bill meant Charles Willeford. Charles Williams, the
one I know, and whom you probably found, was an Inkling, a
fellow-traveler with JRR Tolkien and C. S. Lewis in dealing
in religiously-significant fantasy fiction.
You'll find some Brewer and Rabe used, if not much new...but
I suspect with all the reissue programs in hb/Gold Medal-era
work, some's coming if it isn't here already. Definitely some
Willeford's been in print... TM
-----Original Message----- From: Robison Michael R CNIN
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Bill Crider said:
Absolutely. Boucher was reviewing John D. MacDonald, Charles
Williams, Jim Thompson, Gil Brewer, Peter Rabe (not to
mention lesser lights like Al Fray, Jack Ehrlich, and many
others) before they were even a blip on the radar of any
other reviewer.
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i've read jd macdonald and thompson, but brewer, rabe, and
williams are new to me. not a whole lot available from rabe
and brewer, but williams looks like an interesting one.
hardboiled with a religious theme? thats unusual.
has anybody read williams? what did you think?
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