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Los Angeles is a transient city, a series of facades that serve as scenery that’s as disposable as the culture. Why else did the best noir fiction set itself up in this “last city” where the desperation to get anywhere is confounded by the fact everything is always an hour away from where you are.
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Highway 666 Revisited

By Erwin T. Romulo | May 9, 2010 - 12:00am

Los Angeles is a transient city, a series of facades that serve as scenery that’s as disposable as the culture. Why else did the best noir fiction set itself up in this “last city” where the desperation...

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