Yes, since long and often reprinted.
Wolfson's novel was later pointed by JP Manchette
as one of his favorite novels of the genre, ever. There was
at least one more novel by W. translated in French, but I do
not have my lists under hand now.
E.Borgers
POLAR NOIR
http://www.geocities.com/polarnoir
Allan Guthrie <
allan@allanguthrie.co.uk> a 飲it :
Germany
is traditionally a tough market for hardboiled/noir, but that
may be changing. This may have a familiar look to some folk:
http://www.hardcasecrime.de/
Pincus Jacob Wolfson's published in France, too, although
that's no surprise. Interestingly, translated by Marcel
Duhamel, the founder of La Serie Noire.
http://www.amazon.fr/nos-amours-P-J-Wolfson/dp/207030468X/
----- Original Message ----- From: "Juri Nummelin" <
juri.nummelin@pp.inet.fi>
> Thanks, Al, for the link! Looks like an interesting
publisher. It shows
> that
> German is a big language, I wouldn't dare attempt to
publish anything so
> obscure as Wolfson in Finnish!
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