Title: A little respect for Rex Stout
Product review: In published interviews Rex Stout said that authors who wrote using other writers' characters were no better than cannibals and should roll their own. Unfortunately his family, blinded no doubt by the possibilities of royalties ad infinitum unearned by any of their own labors, disagreed. The results are these pale imitations. Where Stout's Nero Wolfe is eminently re-readable, Gainborough's are barely worth reading the first time.
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