Usually means: Innovative American noir fiction writer.
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▸ noun:  Raymond Thornton Chandler (July 23, 1888 – March 26, 1959) was an American-British novelist and screenwriter.


Opposite:
unknown, dissimilar, contrasting, antithesis

Types:
noir, hard-boiled, pulp fiction, more...

Phrases:
raymond thornton chandler, raymond (thornton) chandler, Raymond Chandler bibliography, Raymond F. Chandler, more...

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Opposite:
unknown, dissimilar, contrasting, antithesis

Types:
noir, hard-boiled, pulp fiction, more...

Phrases:
raymond thornton chandler, raymond (thornton) chandler, Raymond Chandler bibliography, Raymond F. Chandler, more...




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