Darrow Nash
Created by C.J. Harper (pseudonym of Charlie Rethwisch)
Imagine a world-weary P.I. working 1940s Los Angeles out of a tiny rundown office in the Cahuenga Building on Hollywood Boulevard.
And now imagine it's NOT Philip Marlowe.
That's the big concept/conceit behind C.J. Harper's DARROW NASH series of short stories. And just to rub it in, he and Marlowe occasionally talk shop.
The stories themselves aren't bad -- Harper has a definite feel for this type of story -- but the overall cuteness makes me squirm.
And try as he might, Nash is not Marlowe; and Harper's not Chandler.
SHORT STORIES
Report respectfully submitted by Kevin Burton Smith.
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