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The Raymond Chandler Papers: Selected Letters and Non-fiction, 1909-1959

by Raymond Chandler, Tom Hiney (Editor), Frank MacShane (Editor)

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I don't know why the hell I write so many letters, Raymond Chandler once wrote, in a letter. I guess my mind is just too active for its own good It was also, as Tom Hiney points out in this new selection from Chandler's correspondence, a result of his peripatetic existence, his intense reclusivity, and his insomniac efforts to keep the night at bay.… (more)
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I don't know why the hell I write so many letters, Raymond Chandler once wrote, in a letter. I guess my mind is just too active for its own good It was also, as Tom Hiney points out in this new selection from Chandler's correspondence, a result of his peripatetic existence, his intense reclusivity, and his insomniac efforts to keep the night at bay.

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