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Historical Noir The Pocket Essential Guide To Fiction Film And Tv Pocket Essentials Paperback Barry Forshaw

  • SKU: BELL-43717546
Historical Noir The Pocket Essential Guide To Fiction Film And Tv Pocket Essentials Paperback Barry Forshaw
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Publisher: Pocket Essentials
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.1 MB
Pages: 192
Author: Barry Forshaw
ISBN: 9780857301352, 9780857301369, 9780857301383, 0857301357, 0857301365, 0857301381
Language: English
Year: 2018

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Historical Noir The Pocket Essential Guide To Fiction Film And Tv Pocket Essentials Paperback Barry Forshaw by Barry Forshaw 9780857301352, 9780857301369, 9780857301383, 0857301357, 0857301365, 0857301381 instant download after payment.

It's
one of the most successful—and surprising—of phenomena in the entire
crime fiction genre: detectives (and proto-detectives) solving crimes in
earlier eras. Barry Forshaw has written a lively, wide-ranging and
immensely informed history of the genre, which might be said to have
begun in earnest with Ellis Peters' crime-solving monk Brother Cadfael
in the 1970s and Umberto Eco's
The Name of the Rose
in 1980 (with another monkish detective), but which has now taken
readers to virtually every era and locale in the past. Forshaw has
produced the perfect reader's guide to a fascinating field; every major
writer is considered, often through a concentration on one or two key
books, and exciting new talents are highlighted.

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