I wrote a short piece on the Wade Miller writing combo, first
to appear in Mystery*File, and later at Noir Originals. This
is the pointer:
http://www.allanguthrie.co.uk/5/wade_miller.htm
If you can find the Whit Masterson original print hardbacks,
there's an interesting write-up on the rear dustjackets about
how they did it. Fascinating stuff by first-rate
writers.
Ed Lynskey
--- Mark Francis <
mingus2225@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Been working my way through the Wade Miller catalog
- I have
> read most of the Max Thursday novels, the recent
Hard Case
> reprint, and a few PBO gems like "The Big Guy"
and,
> currently,
> "Devil on Two Sticks."
>
> I have been more than impressed with the quality of
writing
> in most of these, and very intrigued by the process
involved
> when 2 people continually collaborate on a series of
novels.
>
> Was one primarily a plotter while the other did
the
> "writing?"
> Did they take turns on chapters? Was one a
dialogue
> specialist,
> the other a "character man?"
>
> If anyone can point me towards a comprehensive
overview
> of these two writers and their process, or, better
yet, has
> the
> information themselves and would like to take the
time to
> share
> some of this knowledge on-list, I would be
extremely
> grateful.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mark Francis
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