tieresias wrote <snipped>: Speaking of good literature,
I'm currently reading two worthwhile books: George P.
Pelecanos' "Right As Rain," and an advance copy of Allan
Guthrie's "Hope." I'm enjoying both of them, if for different
reasons. Once I've finished both of them, I'll lay out for
the list why I find Guthrie to be a better writer than
Pelecanos (or at, least, in my own case, a "more preferable
read," if we're being politically correct).
************** I've had the privilege of reading drafts of
two Al Guthrie's novels, and they are both excellent. My
favorite was KISS HER GOODBYE, which I think is going to
print as TWO-WAY SPLIT. I can't wait to get a copy. Al is
really talented.
Pelecanos's SWEET FOREVER ain't bad, either. He used to be on
this list. He's a nice guy.
miker
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