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Tag Archives: Dashiell Hammett
Cracking wise – the art of the hard-boiled sentence
Writing hard-boiled crime fiction isn’t as easy as it may seem. Although it appears to have a consistent structure, and a heavy emphasis on style, putting the elements together to create truly memorable lines takes skill. The prose of writers … Continue reading