FILM NOIR: AN ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE By Alain Silver and Elizabeth Ward PB 1979

“FILM NOIR: AN ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE” by Alain Silver and Elizabeth Ward is a comprehensive guide to the genre of film noir, featuring illustrations and covering various topics related to crime films. Published by Abrams, Inc. in 1979, this trade paperback book is 400 pages long and provides detailed information on the history, themes, and key elements of film noir. With a focus on the narrative type of nonfiction, this encyclopedia is a valuable resource for fans of the genre and offers insights into the world of performing arts and fiction.

FILM NOIR: AN ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE By Alain Silver and Elizabeth Ward PB 1979

“FILM NOIR: AN ENCYCLOPEDIC REFERENCE” by Alain Silver and Elizabeth Ward is a comprehensive guide to the genre of film noir, featuring illustrations and covering various topics related to crime films. Published by Abrams, Inc. in 1979, this trade paperback book is 400 pages long and provides detailed information on the history, themes, and key elements of film noir. With a focus on the narrative type of nonfiction, this encyclopedia is a valuable resource for fans of the genre and offers insights into the world of performing arts and fiction.

Catskills: From Wilderness to Woodstock by Alf Evers (Revised edition, 1982)

“Catskills : From Wilderness to Woodstock” by Alf Evers is a comprehensive nonfiction book published by The Overlook Press in 1982. This revised and updated edition offers a detailed look at the history and evolution of the Catskills region in the United States, specifically focusing on its cultural significance during the 1970s. The book features illustrations and spans 848 pages, making it a valuable resource for those interested in travel, history, and state and local American studies. With a size of 9.5 x 6.4 x 2 inches and weighing 48.7 ounces, this hardcover book is a substantial and informative read for anyone looking to delve into the cultural landscape of the Catskills.