Thanks for the link. I notice that this article mentions John
Corrigan's SNAP HOOK, the sequel to CUT SHOT. I asked if
anyone else had read Corrigan last month, but no one
responded. I've read CUT SHOT and liked it, but I have not
yet gotten SNAP HOOK.
The article says: Another new member of the group is
University Press of New England, whose Hardscrabble Books
imprint has successfully published literary fiction. The
mystery genre is a "bit of a an experiment for us," says
editor John Landrigan. "[But] like many university presses,
we saw an opportunity in the creeping blockbuster mentality
of New York publishers to pick up worthwhile books that
didn't necessarily fit their 'more is more' paradigm."
Released last month, Hardscrabble Crime's first title, a
golfing mystery entitled SNAP HOOK by John Corrigan, will be
followed by the sequel, CENTER CUT, in the fall.
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Hardboiled mass-market
> >The above is from an article by Andi Schecter
who
> >discusses the ghetto of myatery genre
fiction.
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