Dive into the murky depths of Los Angeles in Raymond Chandler's classic noir tale, "Goldfish." Originally penned for *Black Mask* magazine in 1936, this gripping short story introduces a detective as cunning and charismatic as Chandler's legendary Philip Marlowe. Tasked by the enigmatic Kathy Horne—a woman as alluring as she is mysterious—the detective is plunged into a shadowy chase for the legendary Leander pearls, jewels whose allure is matched only by the danger they bring. When a key informant is found dead, the search becomes a perilous maze of deceit and greed. With Chandler's masterful prose and sharp wit, "Goldfish" ensnares you in a world where everyone has a secret and no one can be trusted. Will our detective untangle the web of lies before the truth slips through his fingers like smoke? Step into the seedy underbelly of classic noir and discover why Raymond Chandler remains a titan of the genre. Guest narrator is Brendan Sullivan. Brendan is an illustrator, artist, and graphic designer from Florida who dabbles in audio storytelling. He’s worked across several industries, from themed attractions to product lines to architecture, and he has a love for using creative color palettes, interesting compositions, and whimsical shapes. He’s admittedly rather fond of oddities and monsters, and will gladly take a detour to study history’s more strange and intriguing paths. He has a a website where people can see work and get in touch, which is sullivanartco.com. He is on Instagram as @sullivanartco. Music is The Black Cat by Aaron Kenny Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices