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Old 12-02-2009, 10:11 AM   #11
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I think I'd go with Spenser by Robert B. Parker. The Spenser novels are more fun than Bosch, who I've always thought of as a depressing Mike Hammer.

I'm not going to rag on mysteries altogether, it was one of the reasons I got into writing, because I loved Chandler and Cain and Hammett, and I'll probably always write something in the mystery genre myself. But it is a tad oversaturated now.
Oversaturated? Have you looked at the erotica/supernatural field lately.... Now THAT is oversaturated!

How many sexy vampires/werewolves/demons/ghosts/withces/wizards/whatever novels can you write? I mean, it's not as if you can "re-create" the genre.
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