In one work by this man, Lew Petrolle runs a bar across the street from the Berglund Apartments, the home of John Dalmas, while another of his works opens with the line "Fiction in any form has always intended to be realistic" and criticizes A.A. Milne's The Red House Mystery. In addition to "Red Wind" and "The Simple Art of [?] Murder", he focused on a search for Betty Mayfield in the town of Esmeralda in his last completed novel, Playback. That work saw the return of Linda Loring, who had last appeared in a work by this man that saw the death of Terry Lennox, The Lon
In one work by this man, Lew Petrolle runs a bar across the street from the Berglund Apartments, the home of John Dalmas, while another of his works opens with the line "Fiction in any form has always intended to be realistic" and criticizes A.A. Milne's The Red House Mystery. In addition to "Red Wind" and "The Simple Art of [?] Murder", he focused on a search for Betty Mayfield in the town of Esmeralda in his last completed novel, Playback. That work saw the return of Linda Loring, who had last appeared in a work by this man that saw the death of Terry Lennox, The Long Goodbye. A character this man introduced in "Killer in the Rain" later discovers that Carmen Sternwood killed "Rusty" Regan in another of his works. For 10 points, identify this author whose novels Farewell, My Lovely and The Big Sleep feature his hardboiled private eye Philip Marlowe.
In one work by this man, Lew Petrolle runs a bar across the street from the Berglund Apartments, the home of John Dalmas, while another of his works opens with the line "Fiction in any form has always intended to be realistic" and criticizes A.A. Milne's The Red House Mystery.
Raymond {Chandler}