Jason Starr wrote:
Come to think of it, maybe there is "hardboiled noir" where
characters are tough and the stories are noir. And maybe
there's also plain old noir...
************ I agree that noir can be hardboiled or not.
Woolrich's I MARRIED A DEAD MAN isn't hardboiled but still
weighs in as noir.
And welcome to the group, Jason. Your books are often
discussed here. I recently got my first introduction to your
writing through TOUGH LUCK.
You mention Vicki Hendricks's books. I recently read her
IGUANA LOVE and thought it was great. Noir in all its
self-destructive glory.
miker
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