James Crumley Reads: The Last Good Kiss (excerpts)

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The narrator of The Last Good Kiss, C.W. Sughrue, is a man with "motel dreams and whiskey vision." He's been chasing the alcoholic writer, Abraham Trahearne, from bar to bar all over the western states. Author James Crumley's husky drawl is perfect for the character, and the selections included here (chapters 1 and 8) provide ample demonstration of Crumley's idea that "the good minds of this country should have more fun." James Crumley is the author of 5 novels - One to Count Cadence, The Wrong Case, The Last Good Kiss, Dancing Bear, The Mexican Tree Duck - and a collection of short fiction and essays entitled The Muddy Fork and Other Things.

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