London-based journalist and author of Pulp Culture: Hardboiled Fiction and the Cold War; Neon Noir: Contemporary American Crime Fiction; and Heartbreak and Vine: The Fate of Hardboiled Writers in Hollywood.
Ville haute, ville basse
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Il y a quelque chose de jubilatoire de s'arrĂȘter en plein festival de Berlin de rencontrer des gens (des dizaines par jour) qui vous parlent des films qui vo...
Joe Thompson (1918-2012)
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[Photo by E. Smith, June 2010.] On Monday February 20th, Joe Thompson
passed away at the age of 93. He was considered to be the last living
traditionally ...
The Thief, by Fuminori Nakamura
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The Thief (by Fuminori Nakamura, translated by Satoko Izumo and Stephen
Coates and published by ShHo Crime) is a stripped-down philosophical crime
novel, ...
KORAMAKUR AND WAHLBERG'S CONTRABAND
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In Contraband, Mark Wahlberg plays Chris Farraday, a smuggler who was the
best in the business, but has now given up the family trade (his father was
a smu...
Tories retreat, bemoan isolation
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I really think now is the time to cash in on my previous prognosis that the
government would prove to be remarkably weak and potentially fragile at he
firs...
The Secret Chamber by Patrick Woodhead
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A damaged man searching for a missing friend and a successful
trouble-shooter investigating a mineral shortage join forces in the Congo’s
Ituri Forest in t...
Twelve-Toning at the Festival Hall
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One of London’s great bargains is surely to be found in the Choir seats at
the Royal Festival Hall – around 250 0f them – where, for a mere £8.00, you
can ...
THE SUMMING UP, Friday, March 2, 2012
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A review of Chico and Rita, right here at Crimespree Cinema Magazine.
At the suggestion of a reader, I am going to try and do this differently. I
will pos...
61 “James Alley Blues” by Richard (Rabbit) Brown
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Recorded in New Orleans in 1927, Richard (Rabbit) Brown was a songster, a
black folk singer and musician, often itinerant, busking on street corners
and wo...
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