The month with Dennis Lynds is coming to an end, and there's
another question I'd like to ask. Dennis, you've mentioned
some of the changes in crime and mystery writing, publishing,
and reading over your decades as a writer. How do you think
things stand now? Readers of the more hardboiled and noir
stuff, like us, have had some really good writers come along
in the last decade, but I don't know how much they get read
by the average mystery reader, or average reader. Lots of
midlist writers are finding things tough. If I remember some
recent statistics right, more books are getting published,
but fewer read. On the good side, the Internet has made it
easier for people to find out about and buy books from small
presses and other continents. Do you think things are
changing for the better? Are you glad you started out when
you did?
Bill
-- William Denton : Toronto, Canada : http://www.miskatonic.org/
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