Chester Himes was not the first black crime or detective novelist, or the first with a black detective. Rudolph Fisher (1897 - 1934), below right, an African-American, holds that distinction, for a little-known classic of the Harlem Renaissance, The Conjure-Man Dies (1932), which featured a black police detective and a black policeman who investigate … Continue reading African-American detectives & authors

Chandler's first novel introduces Philip Marlowe, the genre's most influential series detective. His wise-cracking style and capacity to endure punishment from his foes introduced a new kind of "performance" to hard-boiled fiction, in which victory was more often verbal than physical. Chandler's ironic tone and extraordinary metaphors focused readers on individual scenes, which he excelled … Continue reading The Big Sleep (novel & film)

The first significant hard-boiled authors appeared around 1923 and at the same magazine, The Black Mask. Ironically, The Black Mask was created to help pay the costs of Smart Set, which was similar to today's New Yorker. Its founders were drama critic George Jean Nathan and iconoclast critic Henry L. Mencken. When Smart Set floundered … Continue reading Black Mask magazine

Humphrey DeForest Bogart was chiefly a stage actor, in fact a typecast gangster, until he broke through to stardom in 1941 with noir roles in High Sierra and The Maltese Falcon. The next year his role in Casablanca made him the biggest male star in Hollywood and crystallized a new persona, that of the tough … Continue reading 《色戒(未删减版)》百度云网盘下载，高清迅雷下载,迅雷下载 ...:2021-6-23 · 百度云电影论坛 ( 辽ICP备17019482号-3) 本网站所有资源来自网络，如无意中侵犯了您的权益,请发邮件至 [email protected] ，立即清除相关链接 GMT+8, 2021-6-15 19:15 , Processed in 0.108218 second(s), 21 queries .

Hammett, Chandler, and Macdonald tried to make hard-boiled fiction more literary, but other writers kept on working in the pulps, where the genre had begun. Many of these writers had one foot in Hollywood, and they took the characters, plots, and conventions of the hard-boiled to movies, radio, and television as those media developed. Most … Continue reading Comics, Radio & TV

Cotton Comes to Harlem (1965) is the eighth of ten "Harlem Domestic" detective novels that Himes wrote, and it follows the formula of its predecessors. An outrageous crime causes a chain-reaction of violence in "lawless" Harlem. Black detectives "Coffin" Ed Jones and "Gravedigger" Johnson are called in to restore order. The initial event in this … Continue reading 《刀子与豆腐》ED-夜灯.mp3百度云_百度网盘下载 - 搜索盘:2 天前 · 《刀子与豆腐》ED-夜灯.mp3为搜索盘收集整理于百度云网盘资源，搜索盘不提供保存服务，下载地址跳到百度云盘下载，文件的安全性和完整性请您自行判断。如果感觉本站提供的服务对于您有帮助，请按 Ctrl+D 收藏本网站，感谢您对本站的支持。

When the protagonist is a detective, she or he is presumed to have a set of ethics or moral values. These are called "the detective code," or simply "the code," when discussing the genre. The basics of the code are best summarized by what James Wright of the Pinkerton Detective Agency taught Dashiell Hammett about … Continue reading The Detective Code

James M. Cain (right) had written an eight-part serial, "Double Indemnity," for Liberty magazine in 1936. Part reworking of Postman, part recollection of his youth selling insurance, the novel Double Indemnity  (1941)  portrayed a corporate/legal control of life that amounted to "double jeopardy" and appealed to Depression readers' sense of helplessness. (Hoopes 1982: 248).    … Continue reading [老友记][10季全][百度云][1994][蓝光高清MKV/1.0G][英语中 ...:2021-6-8 · 注意：若上方有百度云网盘链接，购买前请先点击链接验证是否有效，若失效请勿购买. 本贴资源或提取码需向楼主支付10金币才会显示, VIP会员可免费查看! 购买资源 或 升级VIP 失效反馈 下载教程 更多资源推荐 [星球大战7：原力觉醒][720P+1080P高清 ...

Hard-boiled fiction rose from the pulps to prominence in the U.S. during the 1930s and 1940s. Not only did it reflect the pressures of the Depression and World War II, but it also offered a code for dealing with physical and economic conflict. Its villains changed from the small-time hoodlums of "Old Cap Collier" at … Continue reading 有什么网盘可众伕替百度网盘？ - 知乎 - Zhihu:2021-4-28 · 百度网盘（百度云 ） 百度云 有什么网盘可众伕替百度网盘？显示全部 关注者 7 被浏览 2,162 ... 使用体验是完全秒杀众上所有网盘的。当然，一般人也是用不到那么大、那么多的功能的。云盘 ...

Farewell, My Lovely (1940) is famous for its metaphors. Chandler's second novel also features one of the richest troves of grotesque characters in American literature. The plot may be disjointed but the theme is sure. This was Chandler's favorite novel, and many critics think it his best. Foremost among the grotesques is Moose Malloy, a … Continue reading Farewell, My Lovely (novel & film)