> > A Man's World, Simon & Schuster, 1956. The
Joy Train, Simon & Schuster,
1957.
>
> I have both of these. I've skimmed A Man's World
which is an amiable
enough
> coming of age novel about a young American in
France. It didn't inspire me
> to read the Joy Train, though. Be happy to lend you
them if needed. And
> congrats on re-publishing Shoot and Street 8- both
terrific books
Thanks, John, for the offer -- not necessary as yet. If SHOOT
& STREET 8 sell in reasonable numbers I may consider
further Fairbairn books, but there are several others I would
consider before these two, esp. considering your comments and
what I've read elsewhere...
Also for those interested in the Willeford title -- I have
sent the files to the printers, and the trade edition
($17.95) will be available "officially" in August, but I will
be selling copies through our website and directly to
independent bookstores in a couple of weeks, at the same time
as I'm sending out review copies. It's 25 stories, 7
previously unpublished, 240 pages of good stuff. I also hope
to wrap up the hardcover edition in a couple of weeks, and
send it off to the printers soon after I've got the trade
edition at hand...
--Juha.
-- JT Lindroos wit's end publishing www.sendwit.com Forthcoming: The Second Half of the Double Feature by Charles Willeford
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