Bill Crider wrote: How about George Washington Cable's OLD
CREOLE DAYS? Interestingly enough, considering that this is a
hardboiled list, there's a play based on the book's stories
posted on-line at the New Black Mask site:
http://www.blackmask.com/books76c/oldcreoldex.htm
******** Thanks, Bill. I've never heard of Cable. And Ed
mentioning McCullers and Capote was an eye-opener, too, as
far as continuing the Southern Gothic tradition. That makes
me think of a collection of Tennessee Williams short stories
that I read a long time ago. I can't recall if they were
Southern or not.
Thanks again, miker
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