Jeff Vorzimmer:
"In fact, he tried originally to pass I Spit on Your Graves off as having
been written by an American, which is absurd in that the American culture of
the late 40s he portrays is so faux as to be almost unrecognizable."
Wasn't this usual practice in pulps and paperbacks published in other
countries than the US: there were lots of British, Australian, Finnish,
Swedish etc. stories taking place in America, supposedly written by American
writers, and with apparently no knowledge of real America (whatever that
is). I'm sure everyone thought at the time that Carter Brown was an American
writer.
Juri
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