Did someone ask about the difference between noir and
hard-boiled? It's about time.
RE: I blame it on Jim Doherty and his "dark and sinister"
definition. Protagonist drives through a bad part of town on
a rainy evening and it's noir. <g> miker
One noirist might say, Life is driving through the bad part
of town on a rainy evening.
Sorry if I'm behind in the discussion. I just couldn't
resist. And I hope poor Charlie has recovered from the
besmirching of Mr. Higgins.
Con Lehane
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