Anybody know good, unknown World War II books? In the
hardboiled frame of mind... gold medal, dirty dozen, action
adventure, you know the drill. There's been talk of SF noir
and hardboiled westerns, but war fiction should have
something comparable as well.
I read McAuliffe's OF ALL THE BLOODY CHEEK (which is
absolutely marvelous stuff, and marginally suitable for this
query), and am thinking of Sam Fuller's great films (and one
novel, BIG RED ONE), but otherwise I'm drawing a blank... it
seems a somewhat uncharted territory.
--Juha.
-- JT Lindroos Senior Editor, PointBlank www.pointblankpress.com
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