My fedora is in the NY Times!

[Viseguy]

There's a picture of my fedora in this NY Times blog post. Since I'm sure you're curious, I'll tell you I bought it in 2000 at Hat Corner in Lower Manhattan, and had it reblocked there a couple of years ago. Sadly, this landmark store, which moved a few years ago, has disappeared.

 

[Blackthorn]

Way cool, Viseguy!!

 

[randooch]

Very cool, Viseguy! Congratulations. That opening bit made me want to put aside my latest Ed McBain and keep reading your story!
:eusa_clap

 

[wmc]

Nice.

 

[Chepstow]

Very cool, Viseguy! Congratulations. That opening bit made me want to put aside my latest Ed McBain and keep reading your story!
:eusa_clap

+1 Great Story!

 

[TipTop]

Congrats Viseguy, that gives me something to admire about the NYCT.

 

[DJH]

Nice going!

 

[kaosharper1]

Very cool!

 

[Kirk H.]

There's a picture of my fedora in this NY Times blog post. Since I'm sure you're curious, I'll tell you I bought it in 2000 at Hat Corner in Lower Manhattan, and had it reblocked there a couple of years ago. Sadly, this landmark store, which moved a few years ago, has disappeared.

I am with Randooch on this, I wanted to keep reading more. That is outstanding work Sir!

Regards

Kirk H.

 

[bowlerman]

Awesome!

 

[Viseguy]

Thanks, all! What's really cool is that Bill Pronzini posted a comment. He's the writer I cited as an inspiration for my effort. If you told me 20 years ago, when I read a bunch of his Nameless Detective novels, that one day I'd be communicating with him via the NY Times, I'd have said you were crazy. It's an amazing age we live in.

 

[DOGMAN]

That's so cool.

 

[skyvue]

Thanks, all! What's really cool is that Bill Pronzini posted a comment. He's the writer I cited as an inspiration for my effort. If you told me 20 years ago, when I read a bunch of his Nameless Detective novels, that one day I'd be communicating with him via the NY Times, I'd have said you were crazy. It's an amazing age we live in.

I've never read Bronzoni. Are his Nameless Detective novels set in the time they were written?

 

[Viseguy]

I've never read Bronzoni. Are his Nameless Detective novels set in the time they were written?

I think so. It's been a while since I've read them. Although I've just ordered some from Amazon.