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>>	Anonymous 21/01/13 (Wed)19:58 No. 7189 Anonymous 13th January 2021 Wednesday 7:58 pm 7189 What are some "good" detective noir books, /lit/? I'm talking real classic, atmospheric ones with cheesy plots that you read for fun, nothing actually literary. Even le Carré would be too intellectual.

>>	Anonymous 21/01/13 (Wed)20:16 No. 7190 Anonymous 13th January 2021 Wednesday 8:16 pm 7190 Not particularly atmospheric, but you may enjoy the 'nursery crime' books by Jasper Fforde (>>7169).

>>	Anonymous 21/01/13 (Wed)20:37 No. 7191 Anonymous 13th January 2021 Wednesday 8:37 pm 7191 >>7189 John P. Marquand has a fair few books that I'd say fit that bill.

>>	Anonymous 21/01/13 (Wed)21:03 No. 7192 Anonymous 13th January 2021 Wednesday 9:03 pm 7192 Raymond Chandler. The Big Sleep is a classic.

>>	Anonymous 21/01/13 (Wed)22:05 No. 7193 Anonymous 13th January 2021 Wednesday 10:05 pm 7193 I'll take a wild guess at L.A. Confidential, although I've not read it, but the film is excellent.

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