I have launched a second blog exploring non-noir films: anothercinemablog.com.
The debut posts are pieces I have posted on other blogs and other short pieces not previously published.
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It is good to see you back, Tony, and I look forward to visiting your new blog. It will be added to my blogroll immediately.
Comment by Alexander Coleman — February 2, 2009 @ 10:56 pm
Thanks Alexander! You have been doing great work at CCC on Noir City 7. If you haven’t read this, check out a great essay on the series by San Francisco Bay Guardian critic Max Goldberg: Late Edition.
Comment by Tony D'Ambra — February 3, 2009 @ 2:12 am