Wyatt is the star of a series of Parker pastiches by Australian writer Garry Disher. I haven’t read any of these yet (I’ll get to them, I swear!), but his return after more than a decade, in a novel simply entitled Wyatt, seems worthy of more than a Twitter update.
The first review I’ve read is from the Sydney Morning Herald, where critic Sue Turnbull writes, “Wyatt is wicked and wonderful.”
With interest in Parker high right now due to the Darwyn Cooke comic and the University of Chicago reprints, perhaps an enterprising American publisher will take a chance on Wyatt?
(A list of the Wyatt novels can be found here.)
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I’ve read a Wyatt novel — the first one, actually. It was a bit hard to track down, but if you like Parker, it’s probably worth seeking out.
I’ll admit that I got a bit distracted over just how slavishly he was aping Stark’s style (in the prose, characters, plot, and dialog). It almost reads like extremely well done Parker fan fiction.
I think the pink top dress gave you the glow pop color to your skin and looked great on you more than the otrehs but all of the otrehs look good too.