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		By: Shaun P.		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Alex, I meant to send this to you when I read it the other day, but then work intervened and so . . . here we are.

If you like great writing, or detective stories in the Dashiell Hammett vein, or both, go read one of Westlake (&quot;Stark&quot;)&#039;s Parker novels as soon as you can.  Though its a series, you can start anywhere and not miss a thing.  I started with &quot;The Score&quot; (I think its #5), and am (slowly) making my way through the rest.  Everyone I&#039;ve read is fantastic.  Tight and very sharp prose, which makes for a quick read, too.

I really enjoyed Weinreb&#039;s piece, because I did not know a lot about Westlake.  I&#039;ve already added some of his other titles to my to read list.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alex, I meant to send this to you when I read it the other day, but then work intervened and so . . . here we are.</p>
<p>If you like great writing, or detective stories in the Dashiell Hammett vein, or both, go read one of Westlake (&#8220;Stark&#8221;)&#8217;s Parker novels as soon as you can.  Though its a series, you can start anywhere and not miss a thing.  I started with &#8220;The Score&#8221; (I think its #5), and am (slowly) making my way through the rest.  Everyone I&#8217;ve read is fantastic.  Tight and very sharp prose, which makes for a quick read, too.</p>
<p>I really enjoyed Weinreb&#8217;s piece, because I did not know a lot about Westlake.  I&#8217;ve already added some of his other titles to my to read list.</p>
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