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Woman in the Dark by Dashiell Hammett

jjlibling wrote 10 hours ago: First Published: Liberty Magazine (3 instalments), 1933 Edition Read: Vintage Crime, 1989 ISBN: 0-67 … more →

Tags: Books I Just Read, 1930s, A Novel of Dangerous Romance, Hard-boiled, Nero Wolfe, novella, Perry Mason, phillip marlowe, Raymond Chandler

The Maltese Falcon (1941)1 comment

dustedoff wrote 15 hours ago: This probably sounds really weird, but The Maltese Falcon (based on a novel by Dashiell Hammett) rem … more →

Tags: Hollywood, Elisha Cook jr., film noir, gladys george, Humphrey Bogart, Jerome Cowan, Lee Patrick, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre

The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett2 comments

BookishlyFab wrote 1 week ago: This month’s book club selection was The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett.  I have to admit … more →

Tags: Books, hardboiled, Mystery, Noir, Review, The Maltese Falcon

Ellroy Prefers Sam to Phil

Taylor Bright wrote 3 weeks ago: From the most recent issue of The Paris Review: INTERVIEWER You’ve called Dashiell Hammett “tremendo … more →

Tags: Books, James Ellroy, Raymond Chandler, Joseph Wambaugh, The Paris Review

Farewell, My Ghostly

frankandbeanz wrote 4 weeks ago: The Diaries of Osmond Finger, Ghost Detective Monday 11:45 am. Office. Attempt to smoke cigarette an … more →

Tags: Comedy, Ghosts, Raymond Chandler, Halloween, Spooky!, Boo, detectives, booooo, Chandler Bing

Drastic Drop for 33 Dashiell Hammett

insidesfre wrote 4 weeks ago: Last sold in 2007 for $1,295,000, 33 Dashiell Hammett went on a resale campaign beginning in early 2 … more →

Tags: Downtown/Financial District, Downtown, short sale

Excerpt one From "The Golden Book On Writing" By David Lambuth Circa 1923

BJ Halliday Crawley wrote 1 month ago: ” A Pale Green Mermaid Blog “ David Lambuth was a Professor at Dartmouth College, he and … more →

Tags: 1923 writing advice, Art, Dartmouth College, David Lambuth, hardboiled detectives, Plot Twist, writing, Writing Advice

The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon1 comment

jjlibling wrote 1 month ago: First Published: Harper Collins, 2007 Edition Read: Harper Collins, 2007 ISBN: 978 0 00 714982 7 *** … more →

Tags: Books I Just Read, 2000s, Hard-boiled, Raymond Chandler, Random Books, The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Michael Chabon, Jewish fiction

Film: The Maltese Falcon

Robin Chalkley wrote 1 month ago: Bogart and Astor on the poster, not Lorre and Greenstreet. Duh. Uploaded by content.artofmanliness.c … more →

Tags: film, american film institute, John Huston, sydney greenstreet, Peter Lorre, Citizen Kane, Suspicion, Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Where There's a Will by Rex Stout2 comments

jjlibling wrote 1 month ago: First Published: Farra & Rinehart, 1940 Edition Read: Bantam Books, 1992 ISBN: 0 533 76301 6 Ser … more →

Tags: Books I Just Read, The Space Vampires, sexism, rex stout, where there's a will, Nero Wolfe, 1940s, Hard-boiled, Neil Gaiman

Writing A Hardbolied Detective Book - Advice From 1923

BJ Halliday Crawley wrote 2 months ago: ” A Pale Green Mermaid Blog “   For the next three months I will be posting excerpts fro … more →

Tags: 1923 writing advice, Art, Dartmouth College, David Lambuth, hardboiled detectives, Mystery, Plot Twist, Writing Advice

James M. Cain's Beachwood Years: A Hard-Boiled Writer in Hollywoodland

underthehollywoodsign wrote 3 months ago: James M. Cain (1892-1977) came late to the writing that would earn him lasting fame; his first novel … more →

Tags: Actors, Architecture, Beachwood Canyon, directors, Feature Films, Filmmaking, Hollywood, Hollywoodland, SCREENWRITERS

Repost: Review: Shadow Man: The Life of Dashiell Hammett2 comments

rdjahn wrote 4 months ago: Originally posted — on my old blog — on April 10th: Shadow Man: The Life of Dashiell Ham … more →

Tags: Book Review, Biography, crime writing

The Dame With The Necklace - "Song of The Thin Man"

mysmallpotatoes wrote 5 months ago: Just a quick post today, as an afternoon showing of Transformers 2 is calling my name.  My lady-fair … more →

Tags: Movie Wire, 1940s, AStA, Bridget, Chuck Jones, Classic, classic film, Crime, detective

A new reading list, and some incomplete reviews (14/6/09)

guysalvidge wrote 5 months ago: Well, my resolution to read and review the three books on my list has been a complete failure, as I … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Raymond Chandler, Confucius, Andrea Barrett, The Middle Kingdom, The Maltese Falcon, soviet women writing

Interview: Mickey Spillane2 comments

fromlaurelstreet wrote 5 months ago: By 1980 seven of Mickey Spillane’s crime novels were among the top 15 all-time bestselling fic … more →

Tags: Author Interviews, hard crime, Author Interview, Crime Fiction, mickey spillane, Mike Hammer, Interview, Raymond Chandler

Thoughts on Dashiell Hammett1 comment

jonjermey wrote 5 months ago: I’m finishing reading a collection of short stories by Dashiell Hammett and I’d like to … more →

Sam Spade v. Humphrey Bogart

redkingbookmakers wrote 5 months ago: Welcome to the first in a series of weekly literary trivia, tidbits, and useless factoids.  A lot of … more →

Tags: Dumb Lit Facts, sam spade, Maltese Falcon, Humphrey Bogart

No.8 comments

bookslide wrote 6 months ago: No, you should NOT reboot Buffy the Vampire Slayer. No, Prop 8. No, my final project is NOT coming t … more →

Tags: Bad Stuff, The Generally Boring Life of a Book Girl, comic book geekery, future librarian, Joss Whedon, superheroes, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Keith Giffen, j.m. de matteis


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