[ SECRET POST #2725 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2725 ⌋

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Comments

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[rubbertea]

the big sleep by raymond chandler. a classic you can't really go wrong with. i was surprised by how funny it was, though. marlowe is snarkier than i thought he would be.
the whole novel feels very modern even though it was written in the 30s. is it because most modern crime novels were influenced by chandler's style? idk, but i like it.
there's some old-timey homophobia though, so i wouldn't recommend this book if that's a dealbreaker for you (though idk if the author shared his character's opinion on the subject, but if he did, yeesh).

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[cushlamochree]

Raymond Chandler is great! I think it definitely is a case where crime novels and films have been so massively influenced by him. It's still very much his genre, including all the humor and snarkiness, I think. He's a sneaky-good stylist as well.

Re: A book you recently read and liked?

[sarillia]

I love Chandler. I prefer Dashiell Hammett overall but Chandler is great.