White Jazz

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White Jazz is a hard-boiled crime novel by James Ellroy that concludes his L.A. Quartet series with a dark, fast-paced portrayal of corruption and violence in 1950s Los Angeles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crime novel
hard-boiled crime novel
novel
author James Ellroy NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresCharacter Dudley Smith NERFINISHED
Ed Exley NERFINISHED
follows L.A. Confidential NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction
hardboiled fiction
noir fiction
hasMediaType hardcover
paperback
print
hasSequelRelation concludes the L.A. Quartet series
hasSubject organized crime in Los Angeles
police
urban corruption
language English
literaryMovement neo-noir
literaryStyle staccato prose
mainCharacter David Klein NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor depiction of corruption in Los Angeles Police Department
fast-paced fragmented narrative style
partOf James Ellroy bibliography
positionInSeries fourth novel
precededBy L.A. Confidential NERFINISHED
protagonist David Klein NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1992
publisher Alfred A. Knopf
series L.A. Quartet NERFINISHED
setInFictionalUniverse James Ellroy L.A. Quartet universe NERFINISHED
settingCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
settingPlace Los Angeles NERFINISHED
settingTime 1950s
theme moral ambiguity
organized crime
police corruption
violence
timePeriodDepicted postwar era

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James Ellroy notableWork White Jazz