Crime fiction
Top story
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Godfather sequel shown no respect by Paramount Pictures
22 Feb 2012:Studio seeks to forbid book, authorised by Mario Puzo's estate, because it will 'tarnish' legacy of books whose copyright is held by film company
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Editors' picks
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Video (8min 38sec): On her 90th birthday, renowned crime author PD James talks to Sarah Crown about her best-loved character, detective Adam Dalgliesh, her science fiction book, The Children of Men, and why she's worried about starting a new book
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In the week when the crime writer Peter Temple took Australia's top literary prize, the Miles Franklin award, Alison Flood examines whether a detective novel could ever win the Booker
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A life in writing: Nicholas Wroe talks to Henning Mankell
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In a new occasional series, we invite a writer to interview another writer of their choice. This time, David Peace interviews James Ellroy
Most recent
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15 Jun 2012: Sidney Chambers and the Shadow of Death by James Runcie, Dare Me by Megan Abbott, Fatal Frost by James Henry and Crossbones Yard by Kate Rhodes
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6 Jun 2012: Tributes flood in after sudden death at 45 of writer whose books were called 'the intelligent reader's answer to The Da Vinci Code'
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6 Jun 2012:
Dour detective to return in Standing in Another Man's Grave, a new story also featuring Rankin's latest creation, Malcolm Fox
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3 Jun 2012: Richard Ford's triumphant novel explores the impact of parental foolishness on a son's life, writes Sean O'Hagan
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3 Jun 2012:
David Hewson's terrific literary translation of Danish crime series The Killing is much more than a cheap spin-off, writes Ben East
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2 Jun 2012:
Originally published in the Guardian on 2 June 1986: PD James is very much nicer to meet than her books might lead one to expect. But in her writing there is sometimes a certain contempt for many of her characters
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30 May 2012: Ebook trailblazer's new whodunnit will appear only in print, but next year's Shining sequel will be available in both formats
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25 May 2012: Sue Arnold takes an Italian journey
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22 May 2012:
The crime writer reveals the research underpinning his second Malcolm Fox novel – and the strict plan that yields a book a year
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18 May 2012: The Summer of Dead Toys by Antonio Hill, What Dies in Summer by Tom Wright, The Playdate by Louise Millar and Heart-Shaped Bruise by Tanya Byrne
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13 May 2012: Murders at heart of new book resonate strongly with a mass readership furious at Greece's tax-dodging elite
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11 May 2012: The Deep Dark Sleep by Craig Russell, Anthony Horowitz's House of Silk and Edwin Drood by Charles Dickens
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5 May 2012:
Joanna Moorhead meets Agatha Christie's grandson and finds there's more to the Queen of Crime than meets the eye ... her love of surfing, for example
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27 Apr 2012: Benedicte Page: A new app lets you interact with the story of Victor Frankenstein and his monster, Joyce Maynard's To Die For arrives as an ebook and Scottish crime writers reveal their secrets
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20 Apr 2012: The Day of the Lie by William Broderick, A Question of Proof by Nicholas Blake, Every Vow You Break by Julia Crouch and The Murder Wall by Mari Hannah
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