Restoring the Cowboy's Good Name

There’s a streak of perversity in Elmore Leonard, contemporary American fiction’s master of dialogue, choosing the laconic cowboy type as a hero for his crime fiction. True, Leonard started out writing westerns, but the characters who populate his crime stories are talkers, some profane, some funny, some sarcastic, many all at once. But they are talkers.

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