Saturday, May 09, 2015

PaperBack



Dan J. Marlowe, One Endless Hour, Gold Medal, 1973

12 comments:

August West said...

I know I don't need to say this but this is one of the finest adventure series written. Crook-to-spy, every novel is a winner.

mybillcrider said...

The only two I've reread are this one and the first one, but I enjoyed the heck out of them back when they were originally published.

Matthew said...

I have a copy of this, but I am wanting to read the first one before I crack it open.

Fred Blosser said...

I still have the first, 1969, edition, and I still remember buying it off the rack.

mybillcrider said...

So do I, Fred. Marlowe was one of the writers I bought as soon as the books came out.

Dan said...

I found an interesting review of it here:

http://mysteryfile.com/blog/?p=23941

mybillcrider said...

And excellent review. The reviewer's name looks familiar.

Peter Rozovsky said...

A terrific sequel to an even better first book.

George said...

Dan J. Marlowe is a very underrated writer.

Mel Odom said...

Man, I loved these books! Most of them are in ebook now.

Ron Clinton said...

I love his work as well, and the one Bill featured is one of his best.

A great biography on Marlowe was published several years ago:

Gunshots in Another Room: The Forgotten Life of Dan J. Marlowe

Well worth the read.

mybillcrider said...

Ron's right about that biography. Fascinating stuff. I had a few words about it on the blog: http://billcrider.blogspot.com/2012/11/gunshots-in-another-room-forgotten-life.html