In the video program, writer Martin Goldsmith says of the novelist James M. Cain, "He wrote with a meat cleaver." What does Goldsmith mean, not only in terms of Cain himself but of film noir writing in general?

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In the video program, writer Martin Goldsmith says of the novelist James M. Cain, "He wrote with a meat cleaver." What does Goldsmith mean, not only in terms of Cain himself but of film noir writing in general?

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Dwayne Kramer · Answer 1

Martin Goldsmith is talking about Cain's use of strong, colorful language full of American slang. He is also describing the passionate emotions in cain's novels-found in film noir as well.

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