American Noir Course Blog

Friday, December 14, 2012

Devil on the Shoulder of Queenpin's Main Character

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The main character in Queenpin is the perfect example of a "good girl gone bad". I think it's pretty safe to say that everyo...
Wednesday, December 12, 2012

More noir?

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I noticed while flipping through Queenpin  today that Abbott borrows my favorite quote from Dashiell Hammett's The Thin Man  in her dedi...

Savvy, cats?

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For some post-semester reading I checked Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep  out of the library and found this little gem in the beginning...

Thoughts on "Cotton Comes to Harlem"

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I just wanted to make a post commenting on some random thoughts I have on Cotton Comes to Harlem . First off, holy Hard-boiled!  I mean if...
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Women in Cotton comes to Harlem

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In all of the pieces of literature and movies we have examined this semester (with the exception of Queenpin) the female characters and femm...

Ripley Gets Bored Easily

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I was reviewing a couple chapters in the The Talented Mr. Ripley when I noticed a trend in his behavior. When Tom's facades and costumes...
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Gender in Queenpin

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When I began reading Queenpin, I thought to myself, "the author is going to beat the hell out of the idea that a woman will do this....
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