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hermetic

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48. Hi. Good to see you here

Sat Jun 12, 2021, 10:54 AM

Jun 2021

You have certainly given us a lot to consider.

I plugged Bill Pronzini into my library's search bar and got almost 200 hits so, yeah, prolific. He also writes Westerns.
There are a few Nameless Detective books on disk here so I want to give them a listen. A lot of Hurwitz, too.

No Graingers, though. Odd.

I thought I had read my fill of Prey books but if this is the best one, I guess I'd better check it out.

Do stop by again soon.

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