Re: Scalpel and Corruption City. The two are definitely
different books. I think the confusion here is that both were
originally meant for the screen, and only later published as
novels. McCoy sold Scalpel to Hal Wallis in 1951. I believe
it was This is Dynamite that became Corruption City, which
McCoy orginally wrote for Paramount. Scalpel mutated into Bad
For Each Other. Confused? I certainly must have been.
Re: Burnett's noms des plumes: It's Always Four O'Clock,
Reandom House, 1956 under the name James Updyke Arrowhead,
Gold Medal, 1953, under the name John Monahan.
I didn't know about some of Burnett's book's being
purportedly written by Robert Silverberg. Is there any proof
of this? Where does this information come from?
Woody Haut
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