Louis-Ferdinand Céline's Journey to the End of the Night is no crime novel, but someone once included on a list of great noir novels. Curzio Malaparte's The Skin and Kaputt may deserve similar honors.
The shocking, lyrical, satirical, violent, funny novel/memoir/at times near-hallucinatory accounts of World War II (the first set largely in Naples, the second mostly in Eastern Europe) are a trip through a reality as dark as anything Jim Thompson came up with at his most fevered.
How about you? What books or stories that you've read are noir but not crime?
© Peter Rozovsky 2014


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