Crime Fiction Studies, vol. 1, march 2020 :
Crime fiction today
Edinburgh University Press
Print ISSN: 2517-7982
Online ISSN: 2517-7990
Published on behalf of the International Crime Fiction Association
Crime Fiction Studies is an innovative new journal that provides a much-needed, academically-rigorous publication within the area of crime fiction that is both focused, interdisciplinary and international. It draws scholars together through a series of themed and general issues which explore the status of the genre today, its history, social and cultural influences and current popularity.
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Fiona Peters, Eric Sandberg, and Ruth Heholt
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Articles
Contemporary Crime Fiction, Cultural Prestige, and the Literary Field
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Detective Storyworlds: Longmire, True Detective, and La trêve
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‘[B]etween power and the people’: Journalist-Investigators in Nordic Crime Fiction
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Neuro-Crime Fiction: Detecting Cognitive Difference
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Mapping the Future? Contemporary German-Language Techno Thrillers
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‘Complex’ Crime Fiction and the Politics of Ongoing-ness: Don Winslow's War against Endings
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Book Reviews
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