Titlebook: American Crime Fiction; Studies in the Genre Brian Docherty (Founder Member of Lumiere Press) Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Bestandsaufnahme — das gemeinsame InteresseI lay on my back on a bed in a waterfront hotel and waited for it to get dark. It was a small front room with a hard bed and a mattress slightly thicker than the cotton blanket that covered it. A spring underneath me was broken and stuck into the left side of my back. I lay there and let it prod me….

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Stabilit?t im FamilienunternehmenCrime fiction is often seen as ephemeral, the reading being valid only in so far as excitement and suspense are created by the difficulty of finding out who is the perpetrator of the murder, or murders, recounted there; once he has been unmasked, it seems that the book can legitimately be discarded.

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,The Detective Myth in Edgar Allan Poe’s Dupin Trilogy,This essay offers an analysis of Poe’s trilogy of tales centred on the detective C. Auguste Dupin: ‘The Murders in the Rue Morgue’ (1841), ‘The Mystery of Marie Rogêt’ (1842–3) and ‘The Purloined Letter’ (1844),. with the main emphasis on the first and last.

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,‘A Hard Cheerfulness’: An Introduction to Raymond Chandler,I lay on my back on a bed in a waterfront hotel and waited for it to get dark. It was a small front room with a hard bed and a mattress slightly thicker than the cotton blanket that covered it. A spring underneath me was broken and stuck into the left side of my back. I lay there and let it prod me….

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Introduction: Hard Talk and Mean Streets,heoretical perspectives on a genre which has enjoyed popular support and huge sales figures for over sixty years, but which has never attained academic respectability. Dashiell Hammett is not regarded as ‘literature’ and thus is not generally taught in the university-polytechnic system, although he

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Camera Eye/Private Eye,wever rare such a man may have been in Baltimore, he is a characteristic and significant hero, not only for the thriller writers of the 1930s and 1940s, but also for those other writers concerned to provide some kind of witness to what Christopher Isherwood called the ‘fantastic realities’ of the ti