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  • James M. Cain

    Serenade (1937) was daring for its period in its presentation of a bisexual hero. Three of a Kind (1943) contained the short novels Sinful Woman, Double Indemnity, and The Embezzler. His books continued to appear after World War II—among them The Butterfly (1947), The Moth…

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    Serenade (1937) was daring for its period in its presentation of a bisexual hero. Three of a Kind (1943) contained the short novels Sinful Woman, Double Indemnity, and The Embezzler. His books continued to appear after World War II—among them The Butterfly (1947), The Moth…

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  • Anthony Mann
    / The 1950s: westerns of Anthony Mann

    Cain’s novel was a critical and commercial failure.

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    Cain’s novel was a critical and commercial failure.

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