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I've read two or three Woolrich full novels before. Each story is like 40 pages so not super short but gripping
What's amazing is we have a crossroads of crime/noir, mystery, and a bit of horror. 'Murder, Obliquely' has a brilliant psychological edge. Hitchcock should've adapted 'All at Once, No Alice' as he did with Woolrich's 'Rear Window'.
(Yep- this guy wrote Rear Window and he remains underrated!)
— Sep 05, 2025 11:40PM
What's amazing is we have a crossroads of crime/noir, mystery, and a bit of horror. 'Murder, Obliquely' has a brilliant psychological edge. Hitchcock should've adapted 'All at Once, No Alice' as he did with Woolrich's 'Rear Window'.
(Yep- this guy wrote Rear Window and he remains underrated!)
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As far as mystery/suspense goes this is one of the finest short story collections I've ever read
Each story is sublime on its own. I can now say with reasonable certainty that Cornell Woolrich never wrote the same mystery twice.
Yet there are almost always two twists in all his stories- bare minimum- and a surprising amount of character development.
These tales feel fresh 80 years later. Don't let age deter!
— Sep 10, 2025 05:42PM
Each story is sublime on its own. I can now say with reasonable certainty that Cornell Woolrich never wrote the same mystery twice.
Yet there are almost always two twists in all his stories- bare minimum- and a surprising amount of character development.
These tales feel fresh 80 years later. Don't let age deter!
