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24.11.10

Mythologie du roman policier

Francis Lacassin. 10/18. 1974.

5 comments:

patrick segui said...: lacassin was a genious .......; 24/11/10 23:47
René Claude said...: Une excellente "madeleine" ces deux volumes qui ont permis à une génération d'acquérir une première vision du polar.; 25/11/10 01:19
losfeld said...: encore un classique que je n'ai pas lu...; 25/11/10 09:16
artemus dada said...: Bien d'accord avec Patrick Segui !; 25/11/10 11:13
ROBO32.EXE said...: ben j'ai rien à rajouter. je suis pas d'accord avec toutes ses analyses sur le polar mais Lacassin, ça reste Lacassin.; 28/11/10 14:50

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