8 thoughts on “The old men with faces like lost battles”
PG, your quotes have made me want to read a Chandler book, but I need to know what title is the first in the Marlow series. Do you know? And is that where you’d suggest a newcomer starts?
Thank you! I never thought to try Wiki. I was trying to figure it out via searches on Amazon and there were multiple pub dates with the reprints. If I like The Big Sleep, looks like I’ll be buying a lot of books.
Marquejaune’s suggestion is probably the most complete in this case but also try:
which, once set up correctly, will link to the books on the appropriate Amazon site.
Thanks. Another good link. I did not picture Chandler looking like he does in the photo.
I haven’t read Chandler in, oh, a couple decades. But PG’s amazing snippets have me wanting to dive in again. Damn, that boy could fashion interesting sentences/imagery.
PG, your quotes have made me want to read a Chandler book, but I need to know what title is the first in the Marlow series. Do you know? And is that where you’d suggest a newcomer starts?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raymond_Chandler_bibliography
Begin by the first novel : The Big Sleep
Thank you! I never thought to try Wiki. I was trying to figure it out via searches on Amazon and there were multiple pub dates with the reprints. If I like The Big Sleep, looks like I’ll be buying a lot of books.
Marquejaune’s suggestion is probably the most complete in this case but also try:
https://www.fantasticfiction.com/c/raymond-chandler/
which, once set up correctly, will link to the books on the appropriate Amazon site.
Thanks. Another good link. I did not picture Chandler looking like he does in the photo.
I haven’t read Chandler in, oh, a couple decades. But PG’s amazing snippets have me wanting to dive in again. Damn, that boy could fashion interesting sentences/imagery.
http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-tyne-19410496
The story behind the photo.
Amazing, Mirtika. Thanks for posting the link.