Crime And Fiction
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Not all Japanese crime fiction is superb, as Seishi Yokomizo’s ‘The Village of Eight Graves’ shows
The sixth and final in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
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What is the shin honkaku sub-genre of mystery? How did Japanese writer Soji Shimada make it popular?
The fifth in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
Saptak Choudhury
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How a Japanese island mystery novel replicated the Ellery Queen and Sherlock Holmes brand of mystery
The fourth in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
Saptak Choudhury
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How Keikichi Ōsaka blended crime with philosophical meditations on the puzzling nature of existence
The third in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
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‘The Red Locked Room’: How Tetsuya Ayukawa unlocks locked room mysteries
The second in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
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The first in a series of essays on crime fiction and literary trends.
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