On Gary Shapiro's radio program
From the Bookshelf, Barry Day (known for his works on
Noel Coward) discusses his new book
The World of Raymond Chandler: In His Own Words, in which he endeavors to show what Chandler thought of his own work.
Day highlights Chandler's emphasis on language rather than plot or character, his admiration for the writing of F. Scott Fitzgerald, and his dislike of the work of Ernest Hemingway.
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