Raymond Chandler
Title | Date | Type | Links |
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10 Greatest Crimes of the Century | 1948 | Essay | |
And Now Tomorrow (screenplay) | 1944 | Play | |
Bay City Blues | 1937 | Short Story | |
Blackmailers Dont Shoot | 1933 | Short Story | |
Chandler before Marlowe: Early Prose and Poetry, 1908-1912 | 1973 | Collection | |
Critical Notes | 1947 | Essay | |
Double Indemnity (screenplay) | 1944 | Play | |
English Summer | 1976 | Short Story | |
Farewell, My Hollywood | 1976 | Essay | |
Farewell, My Lovely (novel) | 1940 | Book | |
Finger Man | 1934 | Short Story | |
Fingerman and Other Stories (short stories) | 1947 | Collection | |
Five Murderers (short stories) | 1944 | Collection | |
Five Sinister Characters (short stories) | 1945 | Collection | |
Goldfish | 1936 | Short Story | |
Guns at Cyranos | 1936 | Short Story | |
Ill Be Waiting | 1939 | Short Story | |
Killer in the Rain (novella) | 1935 | Short Story | |
Killer in the Rain (short stories) | 1964 | Collection | |
Later Novels and Other Writings | 1995 | Collection | |
Mandarins Jade (novella) | 1937 | Short Story | |
Marlowe Takes on the Syndicate (novella) | 1959 | Short Story | |
Nevada Gas | 1935 | Short Story | |
No Crime in the Mountains (novella) | 1941 | Short Story | |
Noon Street Nemesis | 1936 | Short Story | |
Oscar Night in Hollywood | 1948 | Essay | |
Pearls Are a Nuisance | 1939 | Short Story | |
Playback (novel) | 1958 | Book | |
Poodle Springs (unfinished novel) | 1959 | Book | |
Professor Bingos Snuff | 1951 | Short Story | |
Raymond Chandler Speaking (essays, letters, misc.) | 1997 | Collection | |
Red Wind | 1938 | Short Story | |
Red Wind (short stories) | 1946 | Collection | |
Selected Letters of Raymond Chandler | 1981 | Collection | |
Smart-Aleck Kill (novella) | 1934 | Short Story | |
Spanish Blood | 1935 | Short Story | |
Strangers on a Train (screenplay) | 1951 | Play | |
Ten Percent of Your Life | 1952 | Essay | |
The Big Sleep (novel) | 1939 | Book | http://gutenberg.ca/ebooks/chandlerr-bigsleep/chandlerr-bigsleep-00-h.html |
The Blue Dahlia (screenplay) | 1946 | Play | |
The Bronze Door | 1939 | Short Story | |
The Curtain (novella) | 1936 | Short Story | |
The Detective Story as an Art Form | 1959 | Essay | |
The High Window (novel) | 1942 | Book | |
The Hit | 1981 | Poem | |
The King in Yellow (novella) | 1938 | Short Story | |
The Lady in the Lake | 1939 | Short Story | |
The Lady in the Lake (novel) | 1943 | Book | |
The Little Sister (novel) | 1949 | Book | |
The Long Goodbye (novel) | 1953 | Book | |
The Man Who Liked Dogs (novella) | 1936 | Short Story | |
The Pencil (novella) | 1959 | Short Story | |
The Simple Art of Murder | 1944 | Essay | http://www.en.utexas.edu/amlit/amlitprivate/scans/chandlerart.html |
The Simple Art of Murder (short stories) | 1950 | Collection | |
The Smell of Fear | 1965 | ||
Trouble Is My Business (novella) | 1939 | Short Story | |
Try the Girl/Find the Girl (novella) | 1937 | Short Story | |
Writers in Hollywood | 1945 | Essay |
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