The author of multiple books on film history, David Meuel has also published two books of poems, more than two dozen short stories, and hundreds of articles on subjects ranging from U.S. national parks to high technology. He lives in Gig Harbor, Washington.
“At last, a film noir book this year worth recommending. The territory Meuel covers has not been written about at any kind of length before, especially in book form, so we get a fresh perspective on these films...significant...his analyses are intelligent, thoughtful, and to the point. Meuel is an excellent writer...insightful...will enlighten even the most well-read noir fan Few books actually break new ground, but this one does...a sharp, concise discussion on the films and what makes them noir”—Classic Images; “the ‘best film noir book’ of the year.”—Examiner; “recommended”—ARBA; “excellent”—Western Clippings; “this book is both for scholars and film enthusiasts, especially fans of westerns and noirs. Meuel makes one want to discover or rediscover noir elements to add to their value in film culture”—Journal of American Culture.
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