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Attention, attention: Hitchcock’s REAR WINDOW now starting on TCM. Based on a wonderful story by Cornell Woolrich.
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ*
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ*
@CornellWoolrich
Welcome to the only active homage account on the Web for the late author widely regarded as the 20th century’s finest writer of pure suspense fiction.
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ* retweetledi
I absolutely love BLACK ANGEL. You really can't go wrong with a Cornell Woolrich story.
Laura G@LaurasMiscMovie
Noir City Hollywood opens at the Egyptian Theatre Friday night, 4/3, w/35mm screenings of BLACK ANGEL (1946), which is a huge favorite, + BLUES IN THE NIGHT (1941). Plus live music! @noirfoundation @am_cinematheque
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ* retweetledi
François Truffaut’s THE BRIDE WORE BLACK is adapted from a novel by celebrated crime writer Cornell Woolrich. Jeanne Moreau plays a woman savouring the taste of murderous revenge.
10 & 23 April
thegardencinema.co.uk/film/the-bride…
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@mikecane There may have been some, uh, liberties with the cover art.
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THE FANTASTIC STORIES OF CORNELL WOOLRICH, highlights my occasional stories of the fantastic and supernatural, albeit with an inevitable burnish of criminality.
I'd recommend picking up this collection as the stories are fantastic -- I mean, it says so right in the title!
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My story "Cool, Calm, and Detected" appeared originally in the April 1941 issue of Black Mask. It was later reprinted as "Absent-Minded Murder" in the May 1956 issue of Ellery Queen M.M.. Both issues feature striking covers, but it's hard to beat evil clowns, right @StephenKing?
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"This is a terrific slow-burn combining a headstrong protagonist with some seedy characters to develop an interesting fish-out-of-water dynamic."
Paperback Warrior@PaprbackWarrior
New Review: In today review, I look at Cornell Woolrich's 1943 novel, THE BLACK ANGEL, and its history, beginning in the pages of Dime Detective and Black Mask. I also compare the book to other Woolrich works like The Bride Wore Black and Deadline at Dawn. Read the article at paperbackwarrior.com/2026/03/the-bl…. #books #booktok #bookstagram #pulpfiction
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I don't know precisely what this says, but that it begins with "Paranoid" leads me to think that it indeed sounds like something I'd write.
Noir Edebiyat@noiredebiyat
Cornell Woolrich
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A bit of background on The Guilty, a 1947 film based on my story "He Looked Like Murder." Millionaire Jack Wrather wired me for rights, and the filming-- completed in just eight days -- starred Don Castle (pictured), who was his old roommate, and Wrather's wife, Bonita Granville.
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@StephenEllis_PR This collection may not be my favorite as it's rather brief, but it is the one I recommend to those new to my work for the reasons I mention below:
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ*@CornellWoolrich
It's worth repeating every once in a while: If you've never read my fiction but want just a brief taste of it, the 192-page trade-paperback FOUR NOVELLAS OF FEAR from 2018 is a helluva gateway collection, one that succinctly and wonderfully encapsulates the hallmarks of my work.
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@CornellWoolrich Whats your favorite sorry or book by him?
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The Spring 1952 issue of 5 Detective Novels featured my story "The Morning After Murder", as by William Irish, a tale that was revised from “Murder on My Mind”, as by Cornell Woolrich, from the August 15, 1936 issue of Detective Fiction Weekly.
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@LennoxLethe Correct. It's a short story -- published in 1942 -- with a cultural and media impact that continues, some eighty-four years later, to belie its brief word count.
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Zur #Anthologie "Die Fenster zu den Höfen" durfte ich das Vorwort beisteuern.
Bei der Recherche habe ich gelernt, dass Hitchcocks "Das Fenster zum Hof" auf der #Kurzgeschichte "It Had to Be Murder" von Cornell Woolrich basiert und nicht etwa auf einem Roman.
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"Murder Always Gathers Momentum", which appeared in the December 14, 1940 issue of DFW, was later retitled under the simpler, more concise title of "Momentum" and published in the May 1949 issue of Ellery Queen's MM. A man's financial troubles result in 3 murders in 3 hours.
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Setting aside the lingering issues of questionable claims in Nevins' later biography FIRST YOU DREAM, THEN YOU DIE, the NIGHTWEBS (ed. by Nevins) collection from 1971 was an important volume in sparking revived interest in my work, and for that I'll always be thankful.
Wilson Gullis@wilsongullis
Nightwebs by Cornell Woolrich (Equinox/Avon 19521, June 1974). #Nightwebs #CornellWoolrich #1970s #book #books #Paperback #cover #coverart #artwork #shortstories #crime #mystery #thrillers #thriller #thrillerbooks #shortstories #AvonBooks
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ* retweetledi
Another noir with Cornell Woolrich the source.
Paul Parcellin@PaulPar
Sailor Alex Winkley (Bill Williams) and dance-hall girl June Goffe (Susan Hayward) spend a long night trying to solve a murder. He woke up with a pocketful of cash he received from the victim. Now he's only got until daybreak to figure it out. "Deadline at Dawn" (1946) #filmnoir
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I had largely stopped writing for the romance pulps after 1932, so "The Invincible" was one of the last stories I wrote for them & appeared in the January 1939 issue of Breezy Stories. It was later gathered in two collections, LOVE AND NIGHT (2007) and THE GOOD DIE YOUNG (2008).
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On the left is the French edition of my William Irish short-story collection SIX NIGHTS OF MYSTERY, while on the right is the Popular Library U.S. 1st paperback. Six stories of darkness and desperation.
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The Aug. 18, 1934 issue of DFW featured my story "Walls That Hear You", a yarn which became the titular tale for a 2021 collection from Centipede Press. A man seeks vengeance for a gruesome attack on his brother, who has been found with his fingers cut off and his tongue severed.
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This pencil illustration by Paul Norris (1914 - 2007, co-creator of DC's Aquaman) was used for my story "Borrowed Crime", a story that later became the titular tale in a 1946 paperback collection under my William Irish pseudonym.
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Cornell Woolrich *ʰᵒᵐᵃᵍᵉ* retweetledi
The Town Says Murder
pulpcovers.com/the-town-says-…
Covers, Babes, Full Issue, Helpless Women, Magazine, Manhunt, Manly Men, Michael Silver
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Remembering the time in 1949 that I shared a Table of Contents with the great Dashiell Hammett. In "The Body of a Well-Dressed Woman", a police detective knows the key to proving a woman's murder by her ex-husband is through the victim's fur jacket.
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