It's All One Case: The Illustrated Ross Macdonald Archives Greg Sadowski Carlson turned the magazine itself

Carlson turned the magazine itself into a toy

and New York

The first collection of literary short comics stories by an award-winning cartoonist

and his years working as a commercial artist

he’s sketched historic scenes like the fiery Women’s Marches of the ’60s and the infamous ’68 Democratic National Convention

It's All One Case: The Illustrated Ross Macdonald Archives Greg Sadowski Carlson turned the magazine itselfThis is a prose series of unpublished interviews with, and a visual retrospective of, the seminal mid to late 20th century literary crime writer. In 1976, the critic Paul Nelson spent several weeks interviewing his literary hero, legendary detective writer Ross Macdonald. Beginning in the late 1940s with his shadowy creation, ruminating private eye Lew Archer, Macdonald had followed in the footsteps of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler, but