Although his work is not as widely read as that of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, Cornell Woolrich almost single-handedly invented the noir genre--creating a dark, psychologically menacing world--and producing some of the greatest works of pure...

Cornell Woolrich's 'I Married a Dead Man' strongly portrays the suspense and paranoia of "noir" crime fiction in the late 1940s while making statements about ontological decentering. This book explored the challenges individual identity faced in a psychologically disintegrating world, and helps place the...

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