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Sisters in Crime on Diversity: Multiculturalism, They Wrote

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonAugust 9, 2016

The writers’ support organization Sisters in Crime releases a new report on diversity in mystery writing and today’s book publishing industry.

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The Author and His Translator: Working Together Is All the ‘Rage’

In Feature Articles by Porter AndersonAugust 1, 2016

‘Translators are wonderful readers,’ says Poland’s top bestseller, Zygmunt Miłoszewski, whose ‘Rage’ is out today (August 1) in its English translation from AmazonCrossing.

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Amazon Starts New Crime Fiction Imprint in Germany

In News by Ingrid SüßmannJuly 13, 2016

Edition M, a new imprint for crime fiction, is the latest addition to Amazon Publishing in Germany. It plans to publish 60 titles by the end of 2016.

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Nordic Noir: Swedish Authors on a Profitable Darkness

In News by Dennis AbramsJune 24, 2016

Why is Scandinavian crime fiction ‘so concerned with societal themes and criticisms?’ Two leading Swedish authors explore the lucrative question.

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Crime Pays in the UK: Could It Have to do With the Setting?

In Feature Articles by Alastair HorneJune 8, 2016

Not to say that it’s something in the water, it’s often noticed by international observers that the two major publishing markets have different entertainment-genre priorities. The Americans love love. For the Brits, good literature is murder.

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Beyond Crime at London Book Fair: Scandinavian Literature Goes Global

In News by Marie BildeApril 18, 2016

Literary agencies in Scandinavia are seeing a big boost, thanks to the popularity of crime novels, which has subsequently sparked international interest in other genres.

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Norway Loves Books: A Translator’s Perspective

In News by Dennis AbramsOctober 12, 2015

Translator Don Bartlett discusses working with Scandinavian authors as Stian Hole, Jo Nesbø and Karl Ove Knausgaard.

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Yes, There Have Always Been Great Women Crime Writers

In News by Dennis AbramsSeptember 25, 2015

Editor Sarah Weinman talks about her new Library of America anthology “Women Crime Writers: Eight Suspense of the Novels of the 1940s and ‘50s.”

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Is Polish Noir The Next Big Thing?

In News by Dennis AbramsMarch 24, 2014

In Poland, crime fiction is becoming ever more popular, with a surge in writers and high quality work. And the taste for Polish noir is catching on elsewhere.

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Dolores Redondo: The Rising Basque Star of Crime Fiction

In Europe by Olivia SnaijeMarch 18, 2013

Dolores Redondo’s novel The Invisible Guardian weaves the mythologies of the Basque culture into the reality of a contemporary world, making for an unexpected international hit.

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