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Ellroy in L.A.
Ellroy signs books for fans in front of the Egyptian Theater prior to his and Eddie Muller’s presentation of L.A. Confidential, as part of the Los Angeles 2018 Noir City Noir Film Festival.
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[VIDEO] In Barcelona, Ellroy was presented with the prestigious Pepe Carvalho Award
click for more Ellroy in Barcelona to accept the BCNegra Award
The BCNegra Prize is named after one of the most famous fictional detectives in Spain, José ‘Pepe’ Carvalho, imagined by celebrated noir novelist Manuel Vázquez Montalbán.
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The Fall 2017 issue of America, a Literary quarterly created by François Busnel, with an Ellroy interview. “America Like You’ve Never Read It”
click for more Hanks Plays Hopkins…In His Dreams!
Tom Hanks Credit Illustration by Jillian Tamaki, courtesy New York Times
If you could play one fictional character from a novel on stage or screen, who would it be and why? And one real-life figure you first encountered in a work of nonfiction? (click for the answer)
click for more “Buzz M for Murder” in Vanity Fair
It was a murder that gripped New York and would reverberate to the Supreme Court: the brutal 1963 slaying of two “career girls” on the Upper East Side. One of the greatest living crime novelists resurrects the investigation, creating a new voice in the landmark case.
click for more L’intégrale, avec James Ellroy
Ellroy appears on the French television show “21CM”
click for more On Curtis Hanson: ‘He Was a Voyeur, He Was a Camera’
My strange and strangely gifted friend Curtis died earlier this week. His film of my novel L.A. Confidential was a signature moment in my life. The signature was his, more than mine. Thus, this eulogy and post-mortem note of thanks for the splendid gift he gave me.
click for more Marlon James’ Great American Novel: None (with an ‘American Tabloid’ asterisk)
The truth is no one novel could ever capture the American experience because there is no such thing. Or rather America is far too many things for one novel to ever capture.
click for more Secret Histories - James Ellroy’s “LAPD ’53” is Crime Noir Supreme
From the crime files of the Los Angeles Police Department comes this exquisite tome that into a dark and shadowy world.
click for more Movie Version of ‘Blood’s A Rover’ to Start Filming by Year End
Mark Gordon To Finance James Ellroy Novel ‘Blood’s A Rover’ For Movie
click for more ‘The Black Dahlia’ Graphic Novel adaptation to be released in June
James Ellroy, The Master of Mayhem, Moves in on the Mile High City
On a quiet Monday night at Elway’s Cherry Creek, it’s hard to miss James Ellroy. A trim six-three, clean-domed and fond of Hawaiian shirts, eyes blazing, he’s easily the most animated talker in the room. He’s not particularly loud or demonstrative, but he is passionate, holding forth on love and death and popular culture while attacking a slab of prime rib.
click for more James Ellroy finds real crime-scene photographs from LAPD in 1953
Interview with Ellroy about LAPD ‘53
click for more Knopf Turns 100
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