Jeff - Sorry I wasn't more helpful.
By the way, I'm just finishing up Jonathan Gash's PEARLHANGER
and there are some pretty classic noir passages (Lovejoy is
bemoaning the lack of understanding of his behaviour by the
women in his life ):
"But what's to be done when morality is helpless, and evil
rides the land? I honestly do wish that sometimes women would
make allowance for purity of conviction in a man, but they
never do. It's a weakness that makes me question their basic
honesty." (Gash, 1986: 199)
"Sometimes I wonder if women aren't incapable of having
friends. Maybe by nature they can only make lovers and
haters." (Gash, 1986: 209)
Not much mention of Gash's work has been made on the list so
I thought I would put this out there.
Best, Harry
Quoting jeffwong_ny <
jeffwong_ny@yahoo.com>:
> Harry - Thank you--I'm aware of Lew
Buckingham.
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