----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry Schooley" <
gsp.schoo@skylinc.net>
> As for crime writing, I don't think Al Guthrie's
sub-categorization into
> any narrative from the criminal point of view, has
the legs to lam it into
> high country. Crime writing is any narrative that
involves a crime, in my
> neck of the woods anyway.
My point was simply that criminal point of view narratives
are different from detective point of view narratives. I used
the label 'crime writing' since that's how Jason Starr,
Russell James and Elmore Leonard have all referred to it, and
that's high enough country for me.
Al
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