The newspaper articles that appeared when E. Howard Hunt died barely mentioned his writing career. So I thought I'd do my part by posting a slideshow of the covers of the books I have. You can see it right here.
Excellent slideshow, Bill. I've read a few Robert Dietrich novels and really enjoyed them. (I still find it amazing that a CPA could be a hardboiled lead character...) Art Bourgeau at Whodunnit in Philly turned me on to them.
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Excellent slideshow, Bill. I've read a few Robert Dietrich novels and really enjoyed them. (I still find it amazing that a CPA could be a hardboiled lead character...) Art Bourgeau at Whodunnit in Philly turned me on to them.
You don't have GM 297, LOVERS ARE LOSERS? And here I keep telling people on the street that this man Crider has a solid Gold Medal collection!
I remember quite enjoying HOUSE DICK. If that novel's titular character had only worked at the Watergate, history might have been different.
Sorry to disappoint, Richard. I guess I'll have to look for a copy of that one.
I think Pinnacle reprinted several of Hunt's books around that time. I didn't buy any of them, however.
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