A Bright and Guilty Place

"A Bright and Guilty Place" is Richard Raynor's biography on Los Angeles in the 1920s and 1930s, the unique people and events that came together at one time in one place to create the experience that was L.A. While it was very interesting, it was also really short and kind of skimpy on details. I would have liked more. Here's hoping the upcoming "L.A. Noir" by John Buntin is a little more fleshed out.