Jim,
The "Pulp Stories" in the first volume of the Library of
America's collection of Chandler adds Blackmailers Never
Shoot to the 12 stories in the original volume of The Simple
Art of Murder (later split into Simple Art of Murder, Pickup
on Noon Street and Trouble Is My Business, the way I first
read them). Everyman's Library's Collected Stories contains
those 13, plus all the 8 of the stories previously collected
in Killer in the Rain (Killer in the Rain, The Man Who Liked
Dogs, The Curtain, Try the Girl, Mandarin's Jade, Bay City
Blues, The Lady in the Lake and No Crime in the Mountains; it
does not reprint Philip Durham's intro to the Ballantine
paperback). In addition, the Everyman doorstop offers The
Bronze Door, Professor Bingo's Snuff, The Pencil (a late
Marlowe story) and English Summer.
Mark
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