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Halley Sutton

Halley Sutton
Halley Sutton is a writer and editor based in Los Angeles, CA, where she spends her time chasing down noir trivia and cults. Her debut novel, The Lady Upstairs, is forthcoming from Putnam in summer 2020. You can follow her on Twitter @halley_sutton.


How Today's Authors Are Reinvigorating Noir's Classic Tropes

These recent novels show that genre is in a constant state of reinvention.

November 24, 2020  By Halley Sutton
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The New Wave of Private Eye Fiction

Today's PIs are more diverse and share community bonds. But the crime fiction world still has a long way to go to get out from the shadow of the loner white knight.

May 1, 2020  By Halley Sutton
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How 'The Godfather' Became an Unlikely Holiday Classic

Every year, families gather 'round the hearth to watch the movie once described as a 'pornography of violence.'

December 20, 2019  By Halley Sutton
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The Evolution of the Femme Fatale in Film Noir

From moral disruptor, to crazy b----, to the anti-heroine of our century: an ode to femmes fatales through the ages.

December 5, 2019  By Halley Sutton
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Five Series to Read if You’re Still Upset About How Veronica Mars: Season 4 Ended

Warning: Major Spoilers Ahead!

August 30, 2019  By Halley Sutton
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Tourism in Mansonland

Bus tours offer a chance to (literally) revisit the end of the 60s. They also offer perspectives you can't find in true crime literature.

August 8, 2019  By Halley Sutton
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