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Introduction | 1 | |
Acknowledgements | 4 | |
Serious Business | 7 | |
The Man Who Killed Himself | 11 | |
The Shooting Party | 16 | |
The Postman Always Rings Twice | 23 | |
Therese Raquin | 27 | |
A Kiss Before Dying | 33 | |
Under the Knife | 40 | |
The Maul and the Pear Tree | 49 | |
'A Case of Fratricide' | 57 | |
'Killings' | 60 | |
'Hitcher' | 70 | |
'Smoke' | 72 | |
'Pick-Up on Noon Street' | 81 | |
The Killing of the Saints | 88 | |
The Police in Different Voices | 101 | |
Sir, You Bastard | 105 | |
The Steam Pig | 115 | |
Act of Darkness | 125 | |
Cop Killer | 139 | |
Murder at the Munition Works | 149 | |
A Coat of Varnish | 156 | |
The Erasers | 166 | |
Maigret's Memoirs | 175 | |
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas | 183 | |
Freaky Deaky | 187 | |
Edgar Allan Poe | 197 | |
Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Osbourne | 197 | |
Edmund Wilson | 198 | |
Raymond Chandler | 198 | |
G. K. Chesterton | 199 | |
Philip Van Doren Stern | 199 | |
T. S. Eliot | 200 | |
Edmund Wilson | 200 | |
James Joyce | 200 | |
John Heath-Stubbs | 201 | |
Antonio Gramsci | 202 | |
Harrison R. Steeves | 204 | |
Norman Shrapnel | 204 | |
Allen Pryce-Jones | 206 | |
Bertolt Brecht | 207 | |
Joseph Wood Krutch | 207 | |
T. S. Eliot | 207 | |
Bertolt Brecht | 208 | |
Friedrich Durrenmatt | 208 | |
Paul Auster | 210 | |
Charles Rycroft | 211 | |
Umberto Eco | 213 | |
Bertolt Brecht | 213 | |
Michael Butor | 214 | |
W. H. Auden | 215 | |
Pierre Weisz | 216 | |
Harold Nicholson | 217 | |
James Thurber | 217 | |
Raymond Queneau | 218 | |
Jean-Paul Sartre | 219 | |
S. J. Perelman | 219 | |
Paul Cain | 223 | |
Northrop Frye | 223 | |
Uncommon Murderers | 227 | |
'The Tell-Tale Heart' | 231 | |
'Porphyria's Lover' | 236 | |
The Man Who Watched the Trains Go By | 238 | |
The Vatican Cellars | 242 | |
The Picture of Dorian Gray | 247 | |
A Kiss of Fire | 253 | |
Reputation for a Song | 259 | |
Verdict of Twelve | 270 | |
A Pin to See the Peepshow | 283 | |
The Face on the Cutting-Room Floor | 296 | |
'Model Village' | 301 | |
The Thirty-First of February | 303 | |
'A Staffordshire Murderer' | 309 | |
Malice Aforethought | 311 | |
The Dangerous Edge of Things | 325 | |
The Lodger | 330 | |
'The Killers' | 340 | |
The Glass Key | 347 | |
Squeeze Play | 355 | |
Trust | 360 | |
The Lady in the Lake | 366 | |
A Red Death | 373 | |
The Second Curtain | 380 | |
Plain Murder | 385 | |
We, the Accused | 393 | |
A Dark-Adapted Eye | 402 | |
In a Lonely Place | 408 | |
Strangers on a Train | 412 | |
Phantom Lady | 421 | |
Index | 433 | |
Bibliography and Permissions | 435 |
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