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000775614 1001_ $$aMacdonald, Ross,$$d1915-1983,$$eauthor.
000775614 24010 $$aNovels.$$kSelections
000775614 24510 $$aFour novels of the 1950s /$$cRoss Macdonald ; Tom Nolan, editor.
000775614 24618 $$aCrime novels of the 1950s
000775614 264_1 $$aNew York :$$bThe Library Of America,$$c[2015]
000775614 264_4 $$c©2015
000775614 300__ $$a926 pages ;$$c21 cm.
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000775614 337__ $$aunmediated$$bn$$2rdamedia
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000775614 4901_ $$aThe library of America ;$$v264
000775614 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 917-926).
000775614 50500 $$tThe way some people die --$$tThe barbarous coast --$$tThe doomsters --$$tThe Galton case.
000775614 50500 $$gOther writings.$$tLetter to Alfred A. Knopf --$$tThe writer as detective hero --$$tPreface to Archer in Hollywood --$$tWriting The Galton case --$$tDown these streets a mean man must go.
000775614 520__ $$a"Revered by such contemporary masters as Sue Grafton, George Pelecanos, and James Ellroy, praised by Eudora Welty as "a more serious and complex writer than Chandler and Hammett ever were," Ross Macdonald (the pseudonym of Kenneth Millar) brought to the crime novel a new realism and psychological depth and a unique gift for intricately involving mystery narratives. For his centennial, The Library of America inaugurates its Macdonald edition with four classic novels from the 1950s, all featuring his incomparable protagonist, private investigator Lew Archer. Set against the background of a glittering yet darkly enigmatic Southern California, Macdonald's books are both unsurpassed entertainments and emotionally powerful evocations of an outwardly prosperous, inwardly turbulent America. Macdonald mastered the hard-boiled detective form early on and brought to it a prose style of extraordinary beauty. The four novels collected in the volume reveal him broadening the genre into an intensely personal means of expression, transforming the tragedies and dislocations of his own life into haunting fiction. "My interest," he wrote to his publisher, "is the exploration of lives."
000775614 650_0 $$aArcher, Lew (Fictitious character)$$vFiction.
000775614 650_0 $$aPrivate investigators$$zCalifornia, Southern$$vFiction.
000775614 650_0 $$aDetective and mystery stories, American.
000775614 651_0 $$aCalifornia, Southern$$vFiction.
000775614 655_7 $$aDetective and mystery fiction.$$2lcgft
000775614 7001_ $$aNolan, Tom,$$eeditor.
000775614 70012 $$aMacdonald, Ross,$$d1915-1983.$$tWay some people die.
000775614 74002 $$aWay some people die.
000775614 74002 $$aBarbarous coast.
000775614 74002 $$aDoomsters.
000775614 74002 $$aGalton case.
000775614 830_0 $$aLibrary of America ;$$v264.
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