RARA-AVIS: RE:Racial minorities in classic crime fiction

From: Dick Lochte ( dlochte@adelphia.net)
Date: 17 Jul 2003

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One of Hammett's short stories, Nightshade, takes place in a black barroom. I haven't read the Sherlock Holmes stories in a while, but I think race plays a key role in several.

Dick Lochte

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