>Keith Logan said:
>For something original but in a similar vein try
Bradley
>Denton's BLACKBURN.
********
back a while ago when the serial killer theme was getting
some list time, george pelecanos recommended _blackburn_ and
i read it. i loved it. it was original and different. it was
the closest thing to a serial killer comedy that i've come
across. thinking about the part where he's dealing with the
crooked auto mechanic still makes me smile. and the wedding
party too.
is it barbara walters who "asks the questions that need to be
asked?" blackburn killed the people who needed to be killed.
;-)
if you are in a rut and growing tired of the same ole tough
guys with a tarnished past and haunted by the memory of a
woman, try _blackburn_ for a breath of fresh air.
miker
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