![]() ![]() I ordered two, one for me and one for my oldest daughter, a voracious reader. ![]() None in stock, but they could order copies from Texas. Not much luck, so I braved the outside world and drove to Half Price Books. ![]() As soon as the break came in the talk, I tried to find a print copy. Mosley read the first paragraph, and I was hooked again. I also remembered that the woman was the catalyst, not the protagonist. When Mosley started discussing character development for Devil in a Blue Dress, I remembered the book. Within minutes of watching his talks, I knew he was talking directly to me. Still, or maybe because he seemed familiar, I decided to watch his talks. When I saw his name, I didn’t recall who he was, and I wondered why he sounded vaguely familiar. Recently Walter Mosley was added to the lessons. I subscribed to the program and found it enlightening. ![]() I once feared her for the horror she conveyed in “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” I’ve since come to admire her and her work. I put out the dollars for MasterClass ( ). I read a few more of the Rawlins’ stories and moved on to other authors.įast forward to 2020 and the Covid lockdown. I can’t tell you much more other than I took a liking to Easy Rawlins. I read it in a matter of days and enjoyed it. I was hooked, even though I didn’t know it at the time. I first read Walter Mosely’s debut novel, Devil in a Blue Dress, sometime around 1994. “Be a Creator, not a Witness” Walter Mosely ![]()
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