Novelist Philip Kerr talks about his noir thriller Field Gray. The novel is set in Europe over three decades—from Berlin in 1931 to Adenauer's Germany in 1954— which has become a place awash in duplicitous "allies" constantly undermining one another, and follows the sardonic, tough-talking Bernie Gunther.
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Re: previous comment. I know he has several digital editions out, bu I'd like to start reading Mr. Kerr's early books on my Kindle.
Please ask Mr. Kerr to urge his publisher to go digital as well as paper.
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