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Scott Brick
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Raymond Chandler
This collection by crime fiction master Raymond Chandler features four long stories in which private eye Philip Marlowe is hired to protect a rich old guy from a gold digger, runs afoul of crooked politicos, gets a line on some stolen jewels with a reward attached, and stumbles across a murder victim who may have been an extortionist.
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Great narration and great stories
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Excellent as always
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In the same way, Raymond Chandler's stellar writing can, at times, distract me from the story he's writing. I end up admiring a simile or a sentence...and losing track of the suspects. Not to say I didn't enjoy this. As a writer myself, it was a joy ride of fine observations, spot-on similes and even some humor. But that said, I do prefer Ross Mcdonald, another fine writer who somehow doesn't call as much attention to his own skill.
I don't know what Scott Brick looks like, but judging from his voice he could play Philip Marlowe no problem.
The Johann Sebastian Bach of Hardboiled Fiction
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these are classic Noir mystery stories So if you are a fan of the thin Man TCM films these are for you.
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Great Buy For an Aspiring new mystery writer
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A book
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Lurid prose
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All of the stories in this collection are very good ones, and for the most part they're ones that Chandler didn't later "cannibalize" in creating his novels, so they won't feel overly familiar if you've read all of those. These will be original Marlowe adventures to you. But one stands out above the rest: "Red Wind." I honestly think it might be the best thing Chandler ever wrote, even when put up against powerful novels like THE LONG GOODBYE. It's at once a classic Marlowe case, complexly plotted and packing as many seemingly separate threads for the detective to string together as one of the novels... and a just a great piece of literature. (There's also a great essay by Chandler included in this collection about placing the detective story within "literature.") It's a powerful meditation on lost love, the power of memory, the deception of nostalgia, and self-delusion. And the theme is as effectively and emotionally packed into the short story format as any of Fitzgerald's best short stories. But all five stories and the essay are excellent!
5 Terrific Chandler Stories!
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Great writing and plotting
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