A Stone for Danny Fisher
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2 journalers for this copy...
I guess you could call this a throwback to the hardboiled stories printed in cheap paperbacks that my dad liked to read when he worked at the cement plant. All the elements are there, lower east side tenements, prostitutes, mobsters and washed up boxers. This book was recommended to me by Red Buttons.
Another book going to Griff.
Hardboiled and pulpy.
A sample:
"Danny, you don't looked pleased?" she asked, a hurt deep in her dark eyes.
"I'm pleased all right," I said shortly.
She drew closer to me. "Then what's the matter?"
"I was wonderin' what we're gonna use for dough?"
Well if you're Harold Robbins you typed up more of this stuff.
A sample:
"Danny, you don't looked pleased?" she asked, a hurt deep in her dark eyes.
"I'm pleased all right," I said shortly.
She drew closer to me. "Then what's the matter?"
"I was wonderin' what we're gonna use for dough?"
Well if you're Harold Robbins you typed up more of this stuff.
Journal Entry 4 by Griff at Pho World on Milpitas Blvd. in Milpitas, California USA on Sunday, February 29, 2004
Released on Sunday, February 29, 2004 at Pho World on Milpitas Blvd. in Milpitas, California USA.
The book was left near the stack of newspapers after having a small seafood bowl of noodles for lunch.
The book was left near the stack of newspapers after having a small seafood bowl of noodles for lunch.
