I have it, the Severn UK HC, and while it's been too long
since I've read it to speak of it with any type of knowledge
or familiarity, the fact that I still have it leads me to
believe it must have been a worthy enough of a read to
keep.
I also have THE NIGHT FLOWER by Max Brand (intro. by William
F. Nolan), which is more pulpish in its hardboiled themes and
(or perhaps because of that very reason) not as good as the
L'Amour collection (read FLOWER a cpuple years ago, much more
recently than the other).
Ron C.
----- Original Message ----- From: "GB" <
mnc_fb@yahoo.com> To: <
rara-avis-l@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, July 09,
2007 7:54 AM Subject: RARA-AVIS: The Hills of Homicide
> I just bought "The Hills of Homicide," a collection
of eight crime
> short stories by Western writer Louis L'Amour. Has
anyone here heard
> of the book or read it? The stories are billed as
"hard-boiled"
> by L'Amour himself but I'm curious as to what the
members of this list
> think of them.
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