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Pulp Culture: Hardboiled Fiction and the Cold War
Neon Noir: Contemporary American Crime Fiction
Heartbreak and Vine: The Fate of Hardboiled Writers in Hollywood
About Me
- Woody Haut
- London, United Kingdom
- 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.
Blog Archive
My Blog List
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Will Rogers on the Economy 1931 - Here’s a wonderful clip of a speech made by the great American comedian, cowboy and commentator Will Rogers about the state of the nation in the 1931, The ...2 months ago
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Glasgow and Paris:Two dark tales - I haven't been posting much lately, since I've gone through several books recently that I found disappointing enough that I wasn't inspired to write anyt...3 days ago
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JAMES MCPHERSON'S ANTIETAM - There are certain battles that seem to exhibit an endless historical fascination. In the Civil War, it's Gettysburg, the three-day epic in which the ultima...22 hours ago
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Gangs of London - 1. Chief Inspector Ian Kibblewhite of Enfield constabulary: "You might have 100 people in your gang - we have 32,000 people in *our gang. It's called the ...1 day ago
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Moonlight Mile – Dennis Lehane - A 16-year old girl has gone missing. a girl with a tragic past. A girl who is concealing secrets. a girl who is remarkably intelligent. And investigator Pa...1 week ago
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Not With a Bang … - Recently finished reading Suze Rotolo’s memoir of Greenwich Village in the Sixties, A Freewheelin’ Time – you know Suze, she’s the one strolling arm in arm...1 hour ago
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Noir: R.I.P. Mike Kelly - Artist Mike Kelley detected dead in Los Angeles abode Kelley’s dead body was ascertained at his abode Tues nighttime and it looked he had per...4 hours ago
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My Life at the Theater-Fiddler on the Roof - We saw Fiddler at Stratford Shakespeare Festival on July 4, 2000. This was a different interpretation than the ones with Topol or Harvey Feinstein. Bret...14 hours ago
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Cat Fancy… Unhinged - Have you ever heard of Louis Wain? He was a Victorian artist who painted pictures of anthropomorphic cats. Cats playing ball and smoking cigarettes. Cats i...4 months ago
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60 “I Woke Up One Morning In May“ by Didier Hébert - Didier Hébert (misspelled Herbert on the recording and on the Anthology) was a blind guitarist from Louisiana who accompanied the accordeon player Dewey Se...3 weeks ago
Followers
- American Prospect
- Boogie Woogie Flu
- Brad's Page of Steel
- British Film Institute
- CounterPunch
- Crime Time
- David Lindley
- Down Home Music
- Earth Is No Resting Place
- Edward Dorn- The Cento Pages
- Exquisite Corpse
- Film Noir Foundation
- Folkstreams
- George Pelecanos
- Greg Palast
- Huffington Post
- If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger
- Jacket Magazine
- James Sallis
- Lobster
- Los Angeles History
- Megan Abbott
- National Guitars
- Noir City
- Noir Fiction
- Noir of the Week
- Oxford American
- Philip K. Dick
- Radio Free Amsterdam- John Sinclair
- Resonance
- Serpent's Tail
- The Crime of It All
- The Danger and Despair Knitting Circle
- The Nation
- Tom Clark
- Tom Raworth
- TomDispatch
- Truthdig: Drilling Beneath the Headlines
- Wu Ming Foundation
