in progress
Clifton Adams:
Death’s Sweet Song(1955)
Whom Gods Destroy(1953)
Nigel Balchin:
(1945)
Fredric Brown:
The Screaming Mimi(1949)
Gerald Butler:
Vera Caspary:
Bedelia(1945)
Laura(1943)
The Lady in Mink(1946)
Stranger than Truth(1946)
Raymond Chandler:
Killer in the Rain(1935)
James Hadley Chase:
No Orchids for Miss Blandish (1939)
The Dead Stay Dumb (1941)
But A Short Time to Live (1951)
The Things Men Do (1953)
A Coffin from Hong Kong (1962)
There’s a Hippie on the Highway (1970)
Do Me a Favour, Drop Dead (1976)
James M. Cain:
The Cocktail Waitress(posthumous 2012)
The Magician’s Wife(1965)
Elliott Chaze:
Black Wings Has My Angel(1953)
Celia Dale:
A Helping Hand (1966)
Act of Love (1969)
Helping With Inquiries (1979)
Sheep’s Clothing (1988)
Richard Deming:
Kiss and Kill (1960)
Lester Dent:
Lady Afraid(1948)
Philip Dick:
Humpty Dumpty in Oakland(completed 1960)
Celia Fremlin:
Appointment With Yesterday (1972)
The Hours Before Dawn (1958)
Listening in the Dusk (1990)
Uncle Paul(1959)
Erle Stanley Gardner:
The Knife Slipped(1939)
Turn on the Heat(1940)
The Count of 9(1958)
Martin Goldsmith:
Detour(1939)
David Goodis:
The Burglar(1953)
Dark Passage(1946)
Nightfall(1947)
Richard Hallas:
Mike Heller:
So I’m a Heel(1957)
Geoffrey Homes:
Build My Gallows High(1946)
Dorothy Hughes:
The Expendable Man(1963)
Ride the Pink Horse(1946)
Gerald Kersh:
Night and the City(1938)
Sherwood King:
If I Die Before I Wake(1938)
Jonathan Latimer:
Solomon’s Vineyard(1941)
The Lady in the Morgue (1936)
Ira Levin:
A Kiss Before Dying (1953)
Horace McCoy:
William P. McGivern:
Ross Macdonald:
The Zebra Striped Hearse (1962)
Margaret Millar:
Ask for Me Tomorrow (1976)
Beast in View(1955)
The Listening Walls(1959)
Vanish in an Instant (1952)
Richard Prather:
Case of the Vanishing Beauty(1950)
Strip for Murder(1956)
James Ross:
They Don’t Dance Much(1940)
Joseph Shearing:
So Evil My Love(1947)
Edna Sherry:
Sudden Fear(1948)
Jim Thompson:
Harry Whittington:
Charles Willeford:
Miami Blues (1984)
Charles Williams:
Cornell Woolrich:
Hi:
Do you know this guy: Giorgio Scerbanenco? I’ve got A Private Venus coming soon.
Cheers!
gmo
Yes I’ve heard of him. I’ve been waiting for a translation and then, since I’m on the Melville House list, I received the e-mail about the new releases.
Ah, yes…I bought something from Melville, and they sent me a ‘coupon’. When I tried to use it to buy Venus, it didn’t work. Oh well, the library had it!
I got a kick out of this – a film noir event at Trinity Church, NYC.
http://www.trinitywallstreet.org/events/film-noir-nights-trinity?date=2014-11-07
Side Street has its denouement right down the street from Trinity.
http://iamyouasheisme.wordpress.com/2010/06/28/guys-from-wwii/