Proper noun
Ellroy (plural Ellroys)
A surname.
During this period, the imprint’s roster grew quickly to include Donald E. Westlake, Patricia Highsmith, James Ellroy, Mickey Spillane, James M. Cain, and Raymond Chandler. Source: Internet
Hailed as "the slightly more well-adjusted offspring of Hunter S. Thompson and James Ellroy" (), Mark Haskell Smith returns with a wildly entertaining satire of corporate greed, sexual desire, and crime in the global financial services industry. Source: Internet
In fact, he's a master of language, human nature, and narrative pyrotechnics rivaled these days only by James Ellroy, particularly in the dissolute-lifestyles genre that he commandeers in the Hollywood Station books. Source: Internet
Los Angeles author James Ellroy on Sunday received France's Order of the Arts from Culture Minister Frederic Mitterrand. Source: Internet
Set in Los Angeles, it’s got romance, mystery, corruption, and violence, and cracking great language, because James Ellroy is a genius when it comes to the voices of cops, bad guys, politicos, and prostitutes. Source: Internet
So, Molly Smith had a really interesting project, written by James Ellroy. Source: Internet