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Buzz on “Swiss Millenium” Predicts Next Global Phenomenon

In Europe by Olivia SnaijeNovember 21, 2012

Joel Dicker’s US-based crime novel ‘La vérité sur l’affaire Harry Quebert’ is racking up awards and is perhaps the hottest property on the international rights scene.

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Crime Fiction Academy: Where A-Listers Teach Aspiring Bestsellers

In Guest Contributors by Guest ContributorSeptember 28, 2012

Crime Fiction Academy founder Jonathan Santlofer on teaching writers to not just think of crime fiction as guilty pleasure, but as great literature as well.

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Would You Read Sex Advice from a Brazilian Prostitute?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaSeptember 4, 2012

Publishers tend to gravitate toward cerebral books from countries with strong literary reputations, but there is a wealth of genre titles that have potential.

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Le Cash Cow? New Publisher Translates French Crime, Self-Help

In Feature Articles by Dan StahlSeptember 4, 2012

Digital first publisher Le French Book is translating bestselling French crime and genre titles in an attempt to cash in on an underserved audience.

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Scandinavia’s Crime Lords: Stockholm’s Salomonsson Agency

In Europe by Amanda DeMarcoJuly 16, 2012

The Salomonsson Agency is credited helping turn Scandinavian crime fiction into a global phenomenon. But is it over? They say ‘nej!’

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Buenos Aires Negra Festival Celebrates Long Tradition of Crime Fiction

In Spanish World Book News by Julieta LionettiJune 20, 2012

The Buenos Aires Negra Festival finally offered a venue to celebrate Argentina’s long, rich tradition of crime fiction, with more than 54 writers participating.

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On Translating a Superstar Rampo’s Japanese YA Crime Series

In Children's by Dennis AbramsJune 12, 2012

Superstar Japanese author Edogawa Rampo classic crime novels for youths are being translated into English more than 70 years after their initial publication.

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Literary Broccoli: Why Cliches about Translations Hurt Books

In English Language, Resources by Michael SteinMarch 16, 2012

Michael Stein argues that translations shouldn’t be treated as ‘literary broccoli’ or armchair travel, and that doing so is counterproductive.

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Which Country is the Next Big Thing in Crime Fiction?

In Discussion by Edward NawotkaFebruary 16, 2012

There are several countries that have burgeoning crime writing scenes. Which country’s crime writing would you like to see become the next big thing?

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Central European Crime Wave Sweeps Publishing

In Europe by Michael SteinFebruary 16, 2012

Crime writers from Hungary, Poland, and throughout Central Europe are making their way into English. Will they prove as popular as the Scandinavians?

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