Yeah yeah, we know. Noir transcends genre. If you’d like to know more about the term “noir” check out this article. But, below is a grasp at an idea more then the definition of a genre, ya putz.
The Immortal Gas Pumper Boy by Lothar Tuppan
The Big Empty by Mark Slade
In a seedy strip club on the outskirts of a quiet Virginia town, Dog, a hardened security worker, is pulled into a deadly confrontation when a mysterious man with a rose tattoo on his face turns a night of debauchery into a nightmare.
Blood on the Tracks by Mark Slade
Detective Harris returns to O’Leary’s bar where he used to drown his sorrows. Now, sober and tormented by the loss of his beloved wife, he stumbles upon the last thing he expected to find.
Interview with Joe R. Lansdale
Joe R. Lansdale is an American author born on October 28, 1951, in Gladewater, Texas. Best known for his works in the horror and crime fiction genres, Lansdale’s writing often combines elements of horror, crime, and dark comedy. He has written numerous novels and short stories that have gained critical acclaim and won multiple awards.
Soundscapes of Suspense: An Interview with Audio Dramatist Pete Lutz
