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• Raymond Chandler
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• Raymond Chandler/Approval
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• Raymond Chandler/Definition
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• It Won't Get You Anywhere/Related Articles
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• Detective/Related Articles
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• John Brock/Related Articles
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Famous books
  * 1939 [[The Big Sleep]], [[Philip Marlowe]] novel by [[Raymond Chandler]]
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• The Mathematics of Murder: A Fearne & Bracknell Collection
  A long-time solicitor in London (he once drafted [[Raymond Chandler|Raymond Chandler's]] will), Gilbert's stories in this collection all concern some legal prob
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• Desmond Skirrow
  Skirrow was a master of rather light-hearted, [[Raymond Chandler|Chandleresque]] prose, with such phrases as "she dealt me into Schneider's ...n I opened his first novel, a thriller, I got the impression that the late Raymond Chandler had come back to life, reanimated perhaps by some of the crude vitality of
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Prominent writers
  *[[Raymond Chandler]]
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• Dorothy L. Sayers
  In a 1949 letter the hardboiled mystery writer [[Raymond Chandler]] picked up on the same theme: ...the substitution of one popular trivial kind of writing for another.<ref>''Raymond Chandler Speaking'', edited by Dorothy Gardiner and Kathrine Sorley Walker, Hamish H
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• Crime fiction/Catalogs/Famous detectives
  * [[Philip Marlowe]], created by [[Raymond Chandler]]
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• It Won't Get You Anywhere
  ...of the appeal of ''It Won't Get You Anywhere'' comes from the quirky and [[Raymond Chandler|Chandleresque]] vigor of Skirrow's writing ("she dealt me into Schneider's
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• Michael Gilbert
  ...at [[Lincoln's Inn]] in London for many years, Gilbert at one point had [[Raymond Chandler]] as his client. Although far from espousing [[Establishment]] views as bla
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• Yvonne Craig/Filmography
  Detective Drama. 1959 - 1960. ABC, one hour Tuesday nights. Based upon Raymond Chandler's character, detective Philip Marlowe was an independent loner who worked t
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/October 1, 2008
  ...nd Skirrow]]—his tough-guy hero, who narrates his three novels in a witty, Raymond Chandler-like tone, is probably the most unlike protagonist in the field: a London a
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