Paperback Warrior Podcast - Episode 53
Kendell Foster Crossen was the creator of MILO MARCH and THE GREEN LAMA, and on Paperback Warrior Podcast Episode 53, we discuss his work and life. Also discussed: Elmore Leonard, Donald Westlake, Loren D. Estleman, Mickey Spillane, Robert Martin, Manhunt Magazine and much more! Listen on your favorite podcast app, paperbackwarrior.com, or download directly HERE
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Well done, thanks to Tom and Eric. If you don't mind a correction, the pen name (M.E. Chaber) is pronounced Chay-ber, more like "chamber" than "chopper." The pronunciation is not obvious, since it's a made-up name. I thought I heard Tom accidentally say "March" instead of "Crossen" at one point, which I got a kick out of, since Ken Crossen most identified with March out of all his characters (he could hardly identify with a monk, the Green Lama). It's satisfying to see the series revived, with one new novel and a collection of stories. The books I suggested are just my own favorites, as I enjoy the suspense and spy novels more than the "bust up the Syndicate" plots. But they are all just, as you say, fun reading.
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