stephanie wrote:
What is the difference between noir and hard-boiled?
************* Jim Doherty offers these definitions:
hardboiled = tough + colloquial noir = dark and
sinister
Jack Bludis simplifies it:
hardboiled = tough noir = screwed
A work can be both hardboiled and noir.
miker
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