RARA-AVIS: Chandler's The Lady in the Lake

From: Ed Lynskey ( e_lynskey@yahoo.com)
Date: 06 Nov 2007

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I finished reading Chandler's THE LADY IN THE LAKE, and was struck in some scenes how it read like Hemingway. Was Papa's influence that pervasive?

And what a bleak novel.

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