Fredric Brown's 'Night of the Jabberwock' may hold the record
for the novel in which the most liquor is consumed, not
counting 'The Lost Weekend.'
BobT
Robison Michael R CNIN wrote:
>Bill Crider wrote:
>... As for the drinking, I recently
>read Atlee's (or Phillips') THE INHERITORS. I'd say
there's
>more liquor consumed in the course of that novel than
in
>just about anything else I ever read, and I've read
Jonathan
>Latimer.
>
>***********
>What about WHEN THE SACRED GINMILL CLOSES? I didn't
actually
>keep track, but I thought that Matthew Scudder could
probably
>drink Craven (SOLOMON'S VINEYARD) right under the
table.
>
>miker
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