Chris Morgan
Articles
Tired of Living, Afraid of Dying: Horace McCoy’s Legacy
Horace McCoy’s depression lasted longer than the country’s.
Manchette’s Mayhem
Jean-Patrick Manchette produced violence with an almost choreographed agility. Contributor Tagline: Chris R. Morgan has previously written for VICE, Bookforum, The Awl, Open Letters Monthly, and This Recording. He lives in New Jersey and publishes a zine called Biopsy.
Grocer’s Gothic
The Brutalist: A Gil Brewer Retrospective
It has not been easy for crime fiction to find a place in the great Canon of Literature Worth Everyone’s Time and Mental Capacity, but it doesn’t help that crime fiction has never entirely sorted out its own canon. If it did, Gil Brewer would definitely be on the list.
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