I'm sure they'll make every effort to make it available as soon as they can. Keep me posted!

I messaged a friend of mine connected with the Film Noir Foundation. She said they're only selling them at festivals right now but they will eventually be available online. No set date.

Hmmm... Right now it looks like they are only available at Noir City events. Let me contact someone who might know more. I'll be in touch.

I'm not sure what the problem is with Amazon. Maybe they're out of stock? Keep checking!

The Dark Pages: Bound and Determined From 2016 to 2025 I was delighted to be a writer for The Dark Pages: The Newsletter for Film Noir Lovers, created, edited, and published by Karen Burroughs Hannsberry.

My friend Kevin did a great job binding several issues of The Dark Pages Newsletter, a publication I wrote for from 2016 to 2025! More here: andywolverton.substack.com/p/the-dark-p...

Fantastic book - Read it!

Love this movie! If you get a chance to read it, I wrote an article examining the women in this film in the new Noir City Annual 17.

Okay, I guess I'm not the only Jim Thompson fan out there...

Just finished the last Parker book late last year. Going to tackle them all again soon.

Gotta start reading the Grofield novels...

Marya, thank you so much for getting the word out about this film. I haven't seen it, but will seek it out. I literally got a colonoscopy TODAY! Thank God everything looks good, but you're right: everyone needs to get checked. Thank you!

Just arrived from @libraryofamerica.bsky.social:

That title story needs to be filmed.

What Did You Read in February 2026? February: a short month, a short stack of books.

What did you read in February? These are the books I encountered. Only one on movies, but it's a good one:
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Two movies nearly a century apart. What could they possibly have in common?
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I've wondered that myself...

Me too. I hope several people will check it out!

The Finest Robert Duvall Performance You’ve Never Seen: Tomorrow (1972) As saddened as I am about Robert Duvall’s death, I love to see his work celebrated.

Saddened to have lost #RobertDuvall, but glad to see many discovering or rediscovering his body of work. Here's one you may have missed: andywolverton.substack.com/p/the-finest...

I'm honored to have an essay in the new Noir City Annual 17 focusing on the women of Act of Violence (1948). The annual also features fantastic graphic design work by @mwkronenberg.bsky.social and is available at all Noir City festivals (and soon on Amazon). These sell out quickly, so don't delay.

The Lowdown: Season One (2025) "If you're reading this, I'm probably dead. Behind every great fortune is a great crime." - Dale Washberg

If you're into #filmnoir, crime fiction, Jim Thompson, or just good TV, check out the first season of THE LOWDOWN. My thoughts here: andywolverton.substack.com/p/the-lowdow...

Glad I could help!

What Did You Read in January 2026? I know we’ve still got a few days left in January, but I’m currently reading two books that are 500+ pages each, so there’s no way I’ll finish either before the 31st, so here we go: In January I read ...

Still a few days left in January, but I'll never finish the two fat books I'm reading before the end of the month, so here's my January reads. Please share yours.
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Dark City Dames: The Women Who Defined Film Noir (2025) Eddie Muller Dark City Dames: The Women Who Defined Film Noir (revised and expanded edition, 2025) - Eddie Muller

I greatly regret that I won't be at #NoirCity 23 this year, but I do want to celebrate an excellent book that will be there, DARK CITY DAMES by Eddie Muller:
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Best Discoveries in 2025: Movies and Movie Books It was close…

A bit late, but here are my favorite first-time movies watches I saw last year as well as some interesting books about movies:
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Happy New Year’s Eve!

Best Discoveries in 2025: Classics Last year’s Discoveries in Classics list was my most-read post in my Best of the Year series, so I’m delighted people are still interested in the classics.

Ever wanted to read a classic but felt intimidated? This final post in my series of Discoveries in 2025 might be for you:
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Sorry to hear that! Hope you’re okay.

Best Discoveries in 2025: TV I’ve said it before: TV shows are a commitment, while movies are a one-night stand, and when I want to watch a complete narrative, I’m content to watch a film.

Discoveries in TV shows old and new: andywolverton.substack.com/p/best-disco...

Best Discoveries in 2025: Crime Fiction Although I read less crime fiction in 2025 than in previous years, I still managed to uncover a wide variety of miscreants, slimebags, and garden-variety criminals for your reading pleasure.

My favorite #crimefiction reads in 2025: andywolverton.substack.com/p/best-disco...

Best Discoveries in 2025: General Nonfiction As usual, my nonfiction reading is all over the place, yet this list does not include theology or books about movies.

My favorite nonfiction reads of 2025:
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