Blood's a Rover

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"Blood's a Rover" is a noir crime novel by James Ellroy that concludes his Underworld USA Trilogy, exploring political corruption, racial conflict, and covert operations in late-1960s and early-1970s America.

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instanceOf crime novel
novel
author James Ellroy NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception generally positive reviews
exploresHistoricalEvent Black Power movement NERFINISHED
COINTELPRO NERFINISHED
Vietnam War era
civil rights movement NERFINISHED
featuresCharacter Don Crutchfield NERFINISHED
Dwight Holly NERFINISHED
Wayne Tedrow Jr. NERFINISHED
follows The Cold Six Thousand NERFINISHED
genre crime fiction
noir fiction
political thriller
hasISBN 978-0-307-26690-2
language English
literaryMovement neo-noir
mainTheme American politics
FBI surveillance
covert operations
organized crime
political corruption
racial conflict
mediaType print
narrativeStyle multi-perspective
pastiche of documents
notableFor dense, staccato prose style
depiction of U.S. intelligence operations
integration of real and fictional characters
pageCount approximately 640 pages
partOfSeries Underworld USA Trilogy NERFINISHED
prequel The Cold Six Thousand NERFINISHED
publicationDate 2009
publisher Alfred A. Knopf
seriesPosition third book in the Underworld USA Trilogy
settingLocation Haiti NERFINISHED
Las Vegas NERFINISHED
Los Angeles NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
settingTimePeriod early 1970s
late 1960s
workInAuthorCareer late-period James Ellroy novel

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