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Rare Raymond Chandler essay includes writing, office tips Poll Yes FILE - This 1946 file photo shows mystery novelist and screenwriter Raymond Chandler. “Advice to a Secretary,” a rarely seen sketch published this week in the spring issue of the literary quarterly The Strand, is a wry set of instructions for his assistant in the 1950s, Juanita Messick. (AP Photo, File) NEW YORK – Philip Marlowe, the most self-reliant of fictional detectives, had no boss and no one to boss around. His creator, Raymond Chandler, needed some help. “Advice to a Secretary,” a rarely seen essa...

NEW YORK - Philip Marlowe, the most self-reliant of fictional detectives, had no boss and no one to boss around. His creator, Raymond Chandler, needed some help.

The Untold Truth Of Longmire The Untold Truth Of Longmire By Ryan Ariano/April 19, 2021 1:40 pm EDT In the world of police procedurals, Longmire stands alone. Most police shows are set in big cities, following large teams of well-trained, quirky lawmen and women with high-tech crime labs. Meanwhile, there are only three or four people in the Absaroka County Sheriff's department. Most police shows aren't based on acclaimed book series, if there is any literary source material at all. They feature detectives in suit and tie while Sheriff Walt Longmire all but lives in denim, cowboy boots and...