Blogs about: Phillip Marlowe
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Sunset Boulevard, Noir Fiction and the Wicked American Dream: Part IV
Editor’s Note: This post is Part IV in a series of posts on Billy Wilder’s 1950 film Sunset Boulevard. For part I, scroll down or click here. For part II, scroll down or click here. For part III, s… more →
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Trailer of the Day: Lady in the Lake
wrote 2 weeks ago: “Whether or not Raymond Chandler will be included in the pantheon of great American literature, he i … more →
Hooray for Hollywood: Robert Altman's The Long Goodbye
wrote 2 months ago: Rebecca Gillie looks at Robert Altman’s adaptation of Raymond Chandler noir, The Long Goodbye, … more →
R is for Review
wrote 4 months ago: The Big Sleep introduces us to Chandler’s enduring PI, Phillip Marlowe. Tasked with protecting … more →
What a Guy! (Quotations from Chairman Noir)
wrote 7 months ago: Garrison Keillor – A Noirish Literary Companion In addition to writing and hosting A Prairie H … more →
Freshly Brewed Coffee & TCM Romance
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wrote 7 months ago: Whew, it feels so good to finally take a moment to myself and write on my blog. I know its only been … more →
Lady in the Lake
wrote 8 months ago: DVD cover This 1947 film noir is unique in its presentation. “Right now you’re reading i … more →
Random Thoughts for a Friday - June 8th, 2012 - Hard-Boiled
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wrote 11 months ago: I am working on a project that talks about Generation Ships. My team and I (IE: Friends, heh) are pu … more →
Book 11: The Little Sister
wrote 1 year ago: Raymond Chandler is a badass, this is one of the better of his already fantastic novels. I’ve … more →
Day 45: The Name of the Game is Death
wrote 1 year ago: In the back of each issue of the new Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips Image series Fatale, they’v … more →
Books 5-6: The Lady in the Lake and The Big Sleep
wrote 1 year ago: I’m collecting these two Raymond Chandler novels together because talking about one novel is m … more →
Infographic: The Big Parallel
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wrote 1 year ago: As a lover of all things Lebowski, I’ve heard for years that the Coens stoner opus had drawn s … more →
Andrea Mitchell Has Adopted A Baby Boy?
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wrote 1 year ago: Yep, Andrea Mitchell, the Bolshevik “Jew”ess has adopted a little boy. A nice, sweet, li … more →
Why Not To Worry About Max Payne 3
wrote 1 year ago: A couple weeks ago I was looking at the Game Informer poll asking if people were excited about Max P … more →
The Rich and Lawless
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wrote 1 year ago: The Big Sleep Raymond Chandler, 1933 “The Big Sleep” is notorious for it labyrinthine pl … more →
Film Noir, Bogart, and Obsession
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wrote 1 year ago: I have been taking a “time out” from writing, re-writing, and the tedium of after-though … more →
Day 28
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wrote 1 year ago: Two portraits. Two masters. Two inventors of the two greatest hard boiled detectives. Raymond Cha … more →
On The Mean Streets Of Home
wrote 1 year ago: I can’t mark exactly when cowboys were out and gumshoes were in. It may have been reading too … more →
September 16th, 2011: The Big Sleep (1946)
wrote 1 year ago: Cast and Crew: Howard Hawks (Director); William Faulkner (Screenplay Co-Writer); Jack L. Warner (Exe … more →
Emily Dickinson Is Overrated (Or, How to Break Up With Your Book)
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wrote 1 year ago: Let me just say, this post isn’t going to make a lick of sense. Not a bit. If there are two so … more →
