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Library of America: Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1930s and 40s: The
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Shop Libro: Crime Novels: American Noir Of The 1930s And 40s: The and more Libros Físicos at Latinafy.comDive into the gripping world of American Noir with this seminal collection from The Library of America. Featuring masterful works that explore themes of crime, guilt, and obsession, this two-volume set captures the essence of 1930s and 40s noir fiction. With titles from renowned authors like James M. Cain and Cornell Woolrich, this anthology is a treasure trove for literature enthusiasts and film lovers alike. Each narrative brings forward a unique voice, interweaving chilling tales with impactful prose. Experience the visceral force of these classic stories that have shaped the landscape of modern literature.Lauded as 'the most important collection of noir fiction ever published in the United States' by Ed Gorman, this anthology presents an extraordinary range of works that redefine crime literature. From the gritty narratives that evolved from the pulsating heart of pulp magazines to the intricate psychological portraits at the core of mid-20th-century American life, this collection immerses readers in a world of moral ambiguity and emotional turmoil. Each of the eleven novels included in this anthology showcases the quintessential elements of noir: betrayal, obsession, and the darker sides of humanity.
Experience William Lindsay Gresham's controversial 'Nightmare Alley,' which presents a harrowing psychological portrait of a carnival conman battling his inner demons. Sink into the relentless despair of Horace McCoy's 'They Shoot Horses, Don't They?', depicting the sociopolitical chaos of the time through a heart-wrenching marathon dance. The classics, including James M. Cain's 'The Postman Always Rings Twice,' weave stories that conquered the attention of both readers and filmmakers alike, manifesting as iconic cinematic adaptations.
Published by The Library of America, this hardcover volume is designed with quality in mind, utilizing acid-free paper, durable stitching, and a ribbon marker. Perfect for collectors and admirers of fine literature, this anthology not only preserves the legacy of American noir but also continues to inspire new generations of readers and filmmakers. With each turn of a page, explore how these masterfully crafted stories captured the zeitgeist of an era while establishing a gripping mythology that resonates even today.Usage ideas
This collection is perfect for late-night reading sessions where you delve into the dark depths of human nature. Ideal for book clubs focusing on classic literature or thematic discussions around noir cinema. A great selection for those studying American literature or the evolution of crime fiction. Perfect as a gift for literature lovers who enjoy suspenseful narratives and psychological thrillers. An exciting addition to any bookshelf that sparks discussions and reflections on the complexities of morality.Frequently asked questionsWhat is the genre of this book?: It's a collection of crime novels specifically in the noir genre, focusing on themes of obsession, betrayal, and the darker sides of life.Who are some of the authors featured in this collection?: Notable authors include James M. Cain, Cornell Woolrich, and Horace McCoy, among others.Is this collection suitable for all readers?: While it's designed for adults who appreciate literature, some themes may be quite intense due to the nature of noir fiction.- Condition: New- Model: 1883011469- SKU: 1883011469- Length: 3 cm- Width: 12 cm- Height: 21 cm- Weight: 0.68 kg- Language: English- Book Title: Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1930s and 40s: The- Author: Robert Polito- Cover Type: Hardcover- Page Count: 990Vendor listing title: Libro: Crime Novels: American Noir Of The 1930s And 40s: The
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