>
> Juri Nummelin wrote:
>
> I couldn't even tell who the murderer is in most
of
> the books I've read. Chandler? Geez. I could
name
> only Terry Lennox.
>
> ***********
> It only takes a couple to realize that the murderer
is
> always a woman. Fiedler really missed a
golden
> opportunity when he whipped on Melville and Twain
for
> being mommas' boys and didn't read
Chandler.
>
> miker
>
>
>
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>
> Well, there is, as Juri noted, Terry Lennox. And, as
I recall, two other
books with male murderers. So, three out of seven. Not
exactly Freud material. Though one assumes, with the white
gloves and much older wife and teenage crushes at
fifty-something, old Ray did have his problems.
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