Titlebook: Burial Plots in British Detective Fiction; Lisa Hopkins Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Katerina Karavasili,Pieter Koolwijk texts which allude to Jacobean drama. Val McDermid’s Karen Pirie books showcase questions of the narrative forms needed to recount the past. Crime stories set at Christmas connect the past to the present through ritual, and supernatural crime fiction asked what difference death makes.

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Introduction,individual crime is also an uncovering of a more general connection between the present and the past, and that the underlying message is that you cannot understand the present unless you understand the past.

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,The Tongue Is a Fire: Patricia Wentworth’s Miss Silver Novels,at has actually happened. Even silence is portrayed as portentous and fraught with the possibility of suggestions which are unspoken but nevertheless wordlessly conveyed. In the Miss Silver books, quotation is the only safe way to communicate.

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Cover Her Face: Elizabethan and Jacobean Drama, is being depicted, what kind of things might happen in it, and whether the novel will offer a full and satisfying conclusion or whether it might be left open-ended. Particular attention is paid to allusions to Webster’s ., which are offered by several writers of detective fiction.

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,Historic Scotland: Val McDermid’s Cold Cases,ts are served, and what crime tells us about both the past and the present. The chapter also observes that Karen Pirie’s insistence of speaking for the dead informs the books’ narrative techniques, particularly in the use of flashback.

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