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Print Length: 256 pages
Publisher: Soho Crime (September 10, 2019)
Publication Date: September 10, 2019
Language: English
ASIN: B07PG9XY41
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These books (the entire series) are the work of a master playing with the genre. Clear nods to Chandler by focusing more on an unforgettable character than on plot, but the interplay between the stories and the man are tighter. Our hero drinks and wisecracks but the drink and wisecracks don't hold him aloof from the horror and mayhem he encounters and instigates. They consume him. And 'wisecracks' is wrong. Lew Griffin's insights are too nuanced, poetic.In a nod to Queneau (haven't read him, but narrator-as-author references him quite a lot) he breaches the fourth (and fifth) walls with fluidity and pleasing effect: the dreamlike quality of a retrospective, self-aware, forgetful, reflexive, reconstructive, insights revealed in layers. Chapter 32 in Moth is a particular delight.They're brilliant, fun, playful, and among the most enjoyable books I've ever read.Make sure you read them in order as Amazon switches 2 and 3 (I think):1. The long-legged fly2. Moth3. Black hornet4. Eye of the cricket5. Bluebottle6. Ghost of a flea
James Sallis takes us through the sweep of a man’s life as we follow New Orleans detective-turned-novelist Lew Griffin through four missing persons cases over a period of three decades. The novel opens on a frightening scene in Lew’s early years when he killed a man and appeared to derive some sadistic satisfaction from it. After that, there is little introspection in his first-person narrative, almost as if he is afraid to look too deeply into himself. Lew and the people in his life have their triumphs and their setbacks. Not everything that happens to them is bad. Yet there is always a bleakness waiting to creep in, and even as life goes on all around him, it becomes increasingly clear that Griffin is a man who will always be alone, no matter who he is with. This does not read like the first novel of a series and I am very interested to see how Sallis carries on from here.
The mention of Raymond Chandler and Ross Macdonald was enough to make me buy this book, but also the reason I rank it this low. When there is no comparison, mentioning these authors backfires. There probably are comparable authors but none come to mind.
Everyone of Sallis's bug books is great.
recommended. a nice slant on the hardboiled detective
I'm late to find this author, but I will make up for lost time. Very different take on a detective. Let's see how it goes from here. Don't expect the usual.
"In the darkness things always go away from you. Memory holds you down while regret and sorrow kick the hell out of you. The only help you'll get is a few hard drinks and morning."This book is unlike any other detective novel I've read. You know how in all detective stories you get the sense that the case our hero is investigating is a stand-out case for him amongst all of his smaller, regular cases? That it's a a mystery that he'll probably remember forever and is worth dedicating a book to above the others? Well, The Long-Legged Fly focuses instead on those OTHER cases: the everyday ones, the day-to-day work. The book can barely be considered a novel; it's more of a series of short stories highlighting key times throughout different decades in Creole private detective (and part-time insurance strong-arm) Lew Griffin's life as an individual instead of just a hard-boiled dick. Even though the mysteries are fairly tame and inconsequential, each decade finds Lew as a different person, a complex man that finds himself and loses himself again, that evolves and transforms throughout the years, as any person would. "The world doesn't change, and mostly we don't either, we just go on looking into the same mirror, trying on different hats and expressions and new sets of vice, opinion, and prejudice; pretending, as children do, to see and feel things that are not there."It's also written by James Sallis, who is not only a crime novelist but also a poet, philosopher, and musician. He fills the book with sometimes drunken but always poignant ruminations on life, the blues, and classic literature. Although the book's structure makes it sometimes difficult to be engaged in the superficial story, the character of Lew Griffin is the star of the show, and it's fascinating watching him evolve. I really enjoyed this one. Sallis is a really gifted writer and I'm interesting in seeing where Griffin goes from here. "Maybe the best parts of our lives are always over. Maybe happiness, contentment, are things we only recollect through the filters of time, elusive ghosts forever behind us."
African American detective Lew Griffin first appeared back in 1992 in this novel by acclaimed, although largely unknown, author James Sallis. The story follows Griffin as he investigates four cases of missing persons. His success varies and even when he locates the people he's looking for, he never actually finds the object of his search.This mystery is not really a mystery at all. Rather, it's the story of thirty years in the life of a hurting, flawed man trying to live a quiet existence in New Orleans. Rather than being epic in its sweep, though, "Fly" is minimalist. Sallis is a poet in addition to being an author and it shows in this book.I suppose it's understandable that Sallis hasn't enjoyed wider success in the genre--his books certainly don't grab you in the same way that most mysteries do--but it's definitely a shame. Readers who are interested in more than simply solving a mystery will definitely find something to admire in this book.
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