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Ladataan... Tappaja sateessa (1964)– tekijä: Raymond Chandler
   - Ei tämänhetkisiä Keskustelu-viestiketjuja tästä kirjasta.  bratell | Dec 25, 2020 |  Short stories (  ) ME_Dictionary | Mar 19, 2020 | short stories later reused in novels ritaer | Mar 12, 2020 | Although these stories have many of the characteristics that mark his full length fiction and make him such a compelling narrator, they are not so sharp focused. They are certainly good enough to merit reading but the real interest is in tracing the development of Philip Marlowe as a character. 21 February 2018 (  ) alanca | Mar 1, 2018 | Eight (8) short stories; L.A.; in these stories Philip Marlowe is being invented and in Killer in the Rain (4th story) published 1935 (in Black Mask) is nameless first person narrator, then named Carmady, then John Delmas; in No Crime in the Mountainsin 1941 he is John Evans; but in the meantime, he has become Marlowe; 1st Novel The Big Sleep is drawn mostly from the short stories Killer in the Rain and The Curtain; ( ) SmithfieldJones | Mar 1, 2017 | ei arvosteluja | lisää arvostelu
Kuuluu näihin kustantajien sarjoihindetebe (70/IX) SaPo (426) Universale Economica Feltrinelli (Noir, 708) Sisältyy tähän:Obras completas de Raymond Chandler: Os chantagistas não matam; Assassino à chuva (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) Relatos escogidos (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) Sisältää nämä:Killer in the Rain [novella] (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) The Man Who Liked Dogs (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) The Curtain (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) Try The Girl (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) Mandarin's Jade [novella] (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) Bay City Blues [short story] (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) (epäsuora) No Crime In The Mountains (tekijä: Raymond Chandler) (epäsuora)
It was in the pulp detective magazines of the 1930s that Raymond Chandler's definitive take on the hard-boiled detective story first appeared. Here then, from the well-thumbed pages of 'Black Mask' and 'Dime Detective Magazine', are eight of his finest stories including 'The Man Who Liked Dogs', 'The Lady in the Lake' and 'Bay City Blues'. Sharper than a hoodlum's switchblade, more exciting than an unexpected red-head and stronger than a double shot of whisky, they are packed full of the punchy poetry and laconic wit that makes Chandler the undisputed master of his genre. No library descriptions found. |
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As a literary work, read today, it is really nothing special. The silent, strong, violent hero (or anti-hero) is quite common nowadays but being a long time reader of Child's Reacher novels, I can clearly see the line from Chandler to Child.
This story is short, and can easily be read in one sitting. There will be stereotypical bad guys, there will be women whose main characteristic will be being women and there will be guns and cars. Read it if you want a peek back 80-90 years, but otherwise there are better hard boiled books. (