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killercoversoftheweek.blogspot.com · homepage snapshot

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Killer Covers

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Because It’s What’s Up Front That Counts

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Killer Covers Monday, January 22, 2024 Going on 15 I love the above illustration, based on artwork by Barye Phillips . It’s appropriate to post in honor of Killer Covers’ 14th anniversary. When I launched this blog on January 19, 2009, the first illustration I posted was the front from a 1960 Bantam paperback edition of The Three Roads , the fourth novel by author Kenneth Millar, who would soon begin publishing crime fiction under the pseudonym Ross Macdonald. The quote installed over that Phillips painting, however, comes from Macdonald’s The Wycherly Woman (1961), his ninth book starring Los Angeles private detective Lew Archer . Writing three decades ago in Reason magazine, Wisconin academics Lester and Deborah Hunt observed that “Macdonald's concern with trouble is conscious and pervasive. ... “Trouble” is his name for the destructive consequences that follow from human irrationality and viciousness (usually the former). The real trouble begins when we can ...

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