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Author: (American) Raymond Chandler
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Raymond Chandler is a world-renowned expert in detective fiction. Together with Hammett, he pioneered the of American detective novels. Chandler's hardboiled private detective Philip Marlowe, beloved by Americans and admired worldwide, is hailed as "America's Sherlock Holmes." Chandler's works are regarded as classics of detective fiction due to their unique storytelling, intricate plots, and unexpected endings. They are also celebrated as classics of American realism literature for their well-structured narratives, vivid characters, concise and humorous language, and profound social themes. Raymond Chandler is the only detective fiction expert in the world to have entered the hall of classic literature and been written into the history of classic literature. Marlowe is hired by Mrs. Murdoch to recover gold coins stolen. At the beginning of the investigation, the originally calm world suddenly becomes turbulent. Whenever Marlowe meets someone, they die tragically. The investigation is shattered, but the chaos becomes even more orderly. At the most critical moment, Marlowe retracts his investigative senses and scans back from his employer. Finally, he discovers all the crimes of this criminal family.