I'm currently reading Charles Williams' THE DIAMOND
BIKINI
(1956), and I guess it falls under this subgenre. It's been a
hoot. CW's sense of humor gets lots of play. I'd love meet
Uncle Sagamore in rural Texas. I wonder if CW used somebody
he knew to base the characters on. I know CW had a large
family with lots of brothers.
Ed Lynskey
--- Bill Crider <
macavityabc@gmail.com> wrote:
> I once (long ago) wrote the semi-definitive article
on
> backwoods novels for
> THE JOURNAL OF POPULAR CULTURE. I love
'em.
>
> Bill Crider
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