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Saturday, 04 December 2004 |
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James Ellroy, the best-selling author of books such as "L.A. Confidential" and "American Tabloid," visited Guadalajara this past week for the International Book Fair. "One of the great American writers of our time," according to the Los Angeles Times Book Review, Ellroy gained fame with a series of hard-boiled L.A.-based crime novels. He later mixed that genre with historical fiction, producing two novels set in the 1960s that are chock-full of government conspiracies and mafia entanglements. Ellroy is currently working on the last installment of the historical trilogy, which will run up until 1972. Here are some extracts from an interview with The Guadalajara Colony REPORTER earlier this week. |
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