Destination: Morgue! - Contents

Contents

  • Part I: Crime Culture / Memoir
    • "Balls to the Wall"
    • "Where I Get My Weird Shit"
    • "Stephanie"
    • "Grave Doubt"
    • "My Life as a Creep"
    • "The D.A."
    • "Little Sleazer and the Mail-Sex Mama"
    • "I've Got the Goods"
    • "The Trouble I Cause"
  • Part II: Rick Loves Donna
    • "Hollywood Fuck Pad"
    • "Hot-Prowl Rape-O"
    • "Jungle Jihad"
Works by James Ellroy
Stand-alone
  • Brown's Requiem
  • Clandestine
  • Killer on the Road
Lloyd Hopkins Trilogy
  • Blood on the Moon
  • Because the Night
  • Suicide Hill
L.A. Quartet
  • The Black Dahlia
  • The Big Nowhere
  • L.A. Confidential
  • White Jazz
Underworld USA Trilogy
  • American Tabloid
  • The Cold Six Thousand
  • Blood's a Rover
Short story collections
  • Hollywood Nocturnes
  • Crime Wave
  • Destination: Morgue!
Non-fiction
  • My Dark Places
  • The Hilliker Curse: My Pursuit of Women
Film adaptations
  • Cop
  • L.A. Confidential
  • Brown's Requiem
  • The Black Dahlia
Original screenplays
  • Dark Blue
  • Street Kings
  • Rampart


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