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李 子光 1015981935c511 — I like Kate White's books but this one took forever to get through. I'm not sure what is different about it, maybe there were too many characters to keep track of.

ильдар валиуллов ivaliullovfcad — I read Red Harvest years ago after reading a review of "The World According to Garp" which stated that there were more deaths in Garp than in Red Harvest. The reviewer was exaggerating, I learned. I also learned that while other books might challenge Red Harvest's body count, they couldn't challenged its plot for convoluted intricacy. I reread it recently, hoping I could make more sense of the plot, and while it took me longer to get lost, I still lost the thread about 2/3 through. There are just so many double and triple crosses that the only thing I could follow was the protagonist's weary and cynical world view. Maybe Hammett didn't invent noir, but he certainly distilled it. I guess everyone who has seen Humphrey Bogart and cast in The Maltese Falcon has a hard time imagining a Sam Spade who isn't Bogart. Even Bogey was never this cynical. Not much more to add, great dialogue, another convoluted plot, and the ultimate MacGuffin of them all. While I was reading MF, I wished I had it as an ebook so that I could count how many times Hammett references Sam Spade's "wolfish grin." The Thin Man: Not quite Dick Powell and Myrna Loy, the dialogue isn't as witty as the movie version, and the Nick Charles character spends most of the novel drunk or hung over. There's the usual amount of cynicism and double-crossing, but the plot is relatively straight-forward for Hammett. Not his best, but his last, alas.