more of it and of himself.
> Chandler saw himself in much the same way James
Ellroy and Walter
Mosely
> seem to see themselves these days, as great,
serious, novelists whose work
> has been misunderstood and
underappreciated.
I think Ian Rankin thought this way earlier on as well, when
he was surprised that his first book in which a cop solves a
murder ended up in the mystery section. Since then, it looks
like he has maintained a wonderful complexity about the work
while embracing the mystery genre community.
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