Overview :Ross Macdonald is best known as the creator of private detective Lew Archer and as the author of such works as The Drowning Pool (1950) and ... Read More
Overview :In 1976, critic Paul Nelson spent several weeks interviewing legendary detective writer Ross Macdonald, who elevated the form to a new liter... Read More
Overview :A 2016 Edgar Award finalist, the "intimate, luminous portrait of a friendship" of two American literary icons (Kirkus, starred review). In 1... Read More
Overview :Ross Macdonald transformed the detective novel into a literary expression of unique psychological depth and drama. Here, for the first time ... Read More
Overview :For close to fifty years, three masters of the hard-boiled detective novel dispatched intrepid gumshoes into upper-crust homes and seedy bac... Read More
Overview :The purpose of this book is to study Ross Macdonald's detective fiction as an example of popular culture. The author applies cross-methodolo... Read More
Overview :From his vantage point in Southern California--and through the eyes of his great creation, private eye Lew Archer--Ross Macdonald (the pseud... Read More
Overview :The three novels collected in this second volume in the Library of America Ross Macdonald edition represent for many readers the summit of A... Read More
Overview :At last, the brilliant successor to Hammett and Chandler in a definitive collector's edition: Revered by such contemporary masters as Sue Gr... Read More
Overview :Silken skin pale against dark hair, red lips provocatively smiling at him--that's how Lieutenant Bret Taylor remembered Lorraine. He was dru... Read More