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Название книги: A Stained White Radiance
Автор(ы): James Burke
Жанр: Триллер
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/A-Stained-White-Radiance-194011.html
The fifth book in the Robicheaux series, 1992
For Farrel and Patty Lentoine and my old tivelve-string partner Murphy DowouisChapter 8 is an adaptation of a short story by the author entitled "Texas City 1947," which appeared in the Summer 1991 issue of The Southern Review.
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank the following people for all the support and help they have given me over the years: Fran Majors of Wichita, Kansas, who typed and copyedited my manuscripts and was always my loyal friend; Patricia Mulcahy, my editor, who put her career on the line for me more than once; Dick and Patricia Karlan, my film agents whose commitment and faithful advocacy I will never be able to repay; and finally my literary agent, Philip G. Spitzer, one of the most honorable and fine men I've ever known, the only agent in New York who would keep my novel The Lost Get-Back Boogie under submission for nine years, making the rounds of almost one hundred publishers, until it found a home.
CHAPTER 1
I had known the
Название книги: A Stained White Radiance
Автор(ы): James Burke
Жанр: Триллер
Адрес книги: http://www.6lib.ru/books/A-Stained-White-Radiance-194011.html
The fifth book in the Robicheaux series, 1992
For Farrel and Patty Lentoine and my old tivelve-string partner Murphy DowouisChapter 8 is an adaptation of a short story by the author entitled "Texas City 1947," which appeared in the Summer 1991 issue of The Southern Review.
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank the following people for all the support and help they have given me over the years: Fran Majors of Wichita, Kansas, who typed and copyedited my manuscripts and was always my loyal friend; Patricia Mulcahy, my editor, who put her career on the line for me more than once; Dick and Patricia Karlan, my film agents whose commitment and faithful advocacy I will never be able to repay; and finally my literary agent, Philip G. Spitzer, one of the most honorable and fine men I've ever known, the only agent in New York who would keep my novel The Lost Get-Back Boogie under submission for nine years, making the rounds of almost one hundred publishers, until it found a home.
CHAPTER 1
I had known the
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