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The Quiet American (1955) is set in Vietnam in the 1950s, during the French colonial struggle against the insurgents. Through the atmosphere of Saigon, Greene creates a tense story of love and political intrigue, with a strong critique of the Vietnam War
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R. Macdonald is the author of a series of novels about private detective Lew Archer.
The sixth novel in the series about Dave Robicheaux, a detective from New Iberia, Louisiana. The work combines classic noir crime fiction, Southern Gothic, and elements of magical realism, exploring themes of guilt, racism, Southern heritage, and the stru