Ebook {Epub PDF} Green Ice by Raoul Whitfield

 · GREEN ICE Whitfield, Raoul. Published by Alfred A. Knopf, New York, Save for Later. From Captain Ahab's Rare Books (Stephenson, VA, U.S.A.) AbeBooks Seller Since J Seller Rating. Quantity: 1. View all copies of this book. Buy Used Price: US. "Green Ice" along with "Death in a Bowl" is probably among the best works by Raoul Whitfield, a contemporary of Dashiell Hammett during the heyday of 'pulp fiction'. It is full of tough characters and tougher dialog, and involves plenty of plot twists. The story involves who has just been released from prison for a crime he didn't commit/5(5). Green ice (A Quill mysterious classic) by Raoul Whitfield. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, ,

In this Golden Age noir classic, a falsely convicted man is released from prison only to find he's being framed for multiple murders In the s, when pulp magazines like Black Mask reigned and noir fiction was in its heyday, mystery author Raoul Whitfield ranked with Da. Green Ice Raoul Whitfield (Auteur) Boris Dralyuk (Préface) Paru en août (ebook (ePub)) en anglais. Résumé. Lees Green Ice Gratis 📖 van Raoul Whitfield Boris Dralyuk Beschikbaar als E-book Probeer 30 dagen gratis.

Green Ice was Whitefield’s first published novel and is in actuality a set of five shorter stories that were originally published in Black Mask. If you are looking for real, hardboiled stories without pretense and just plain action, action, action, this is Raoul Whitfield was one of the pioneering figures of hardboiled fiction and wrote as many as ninety stories in the famed Black Mask magazine. Whitfield often wrote under the pseudonym, Ramon Dacolta, who ironically proved a heady rival in readership popularity. Many of his stories easily ranks with the best authors of pulp fiction. Whitfield's screen writing career began in earnest after his divorce from Prudence and relocated from Florida to Los Angeles in Widely acknowledged by those in the know as a pioneer of hard-boiled detective fiction, Whitfield wrote action-packed tales of murder and mayhem that noir aficionados adored. His debut novel, Green Ice, is considered by many to be his masterpiece.