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novel by Raymond Chandler

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Author: Raymond Chandler
First published: 1942
Editions: 32
Subjects: Private investigators, Open Library Staff Picks, Fiction in English, Fiction, Philip Marlowe (Fictitious character), Large type books, Mystery & Detective, Hard-Boiled

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1942 American novels 1942 British novels Alfred A. Knopf books American detective novels American English-language novels American novels adapted into films British novels adapted into films Hardboiled crime novels Novels by Raymond Chandler Novels set in Los Angeles Philip Marlowe novels

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Raymond Chandler

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detective fiction

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private investigator

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