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Clifton Adams

Lost Classics of Noir: Kiss Her Goodbye by Wade Miller

By Brian Greene

April 11, 2014

Sometimes a good setting is all an ace novelist needs to pen a memorable story. Give an able scribe a backdrop that is the stuff of fertile literary ground and they can go to work in spinning a yarn that will please their faithful. One such setting, particularly around the middle of the 20th century…

Death's Sweet Song by Clifton Adams

Lost Classics of Noir: Death’s Sweet Song by Clifton Adams

By Brian Greene

September 6, 2013

Good writing is good writing. Able scribes known for their mastery of one genre often show themselves capable of seamlessly pulling off effective works when practicing other types of writing. I’m sure we could have a lively discussion here about our favorite books that are the results of authors doing a genre jump. When I…

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