Hey all, I've been having some fun with my new review and
commentary blog devoted to Crime, Mystery, Noir Fiction
Audio, you can check it out at:
My two latest entries there are links to a scholarly podcast
that originates from Stanford University, both of which very
nicely illustrate the origins of Noir fiction, at least for
me. Basically that it has classical origins. The show's host
doesn't talk about noir, and neither do his guests, but if
you go in with that thought in your head I think you'll see
the connection,I did. This also ties in very nicely with an
ancient thread on RARA AVIS from 2003 started by Michael
Robison, about Greek and Roman morality.
Jesse
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