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James Ellroy

    March 4, 1948

    James Ellroy is a master of the hardboiled crime genre, renowned for his distinctive telegraphic style that omits unnecessary words and often employs sentence fragments. His works are noted for their dark humor, dense plotting, and a relentlessly pessimistic worldview. Ellroy delves into the depiction of American authoritarianism, earning him the moniker the "Demon Dog of American crime fiction." His novels are celebrated for their incisive gaze into society's underbelly and their unmistakable stylistic urgency, pulling readers into a vortex of suspense and cynicism.

    James Ellroy
    The Big Nowhere
    The Cold Six Thousand
    L. A. Confidential
    L.A. Confidental
    American Tabloid
    The Big Nowhere. Blutschatten, englische Ausgabe