I've not read the two JT novels you cite, though I'm now
curious. It may be a case where the authors don't want to see
the unpublished novels (for whatever reason) in print. Do you
also include the novels-in-progress when authors die and
they're finished by other writers?
Ed
--- George Tuttle <
noirfiction@whoever.com> wrote:
> Is it true that a good book will always find a
publisher? If
> it is true, are unpublished novels best left
unpublished,
> like for example Jim Thompson's The Rip-Off? I liked
this
> posthumously-published novel.It had the quirkiness
of The
> Golden Gizmo, but a tighter, stronger
plot.
>
> I am a believer that the literary marketplace is not
that
> fair, but I am curious how others feel.
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