RARA-AVIS: WR Burnett: High Sierra

From: Ed Lynskey ( e_lynskey@yahoo.com)
Date: 08 Jan 2003

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Also, still in the 1940s, I finished reading WR Burnett's HIGH SIERRA. For action, pacing, and suspense, it was a fun read.

I wondered at the protag's "heart of gold"
(his dog, his kindnesses, etc.). Did this distract anyone else?

Ed Lynskey

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