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18 Oct 2014: Moira Redmond: Stockings were once a marker of a character’s class and aspirations. Then came the nylon revolution. Celebrate 75 years of sheer genius by sharing your highlights of hosiery in fiction
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11 Oct 2014:
We think we know all about Conan Doyle's immortal detective, with his pipes, dressing-gown and cocaine – but do we really, asks Sam Leith
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8 Oct 2014: Author Ian Rankin tells Jo Frost how music from all over the world inspires and enriches him, and in a Spotify playlist, picks five of his current favourite tracks
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4 Oct 2014: The Canadian crime writer and former Toronto Star columnist on the views, food, art and design of the city
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3 Oct 2014: The neo-noir revolution in the Arab world might be seen as nostalgic, but it allows writers to act as ombudsmen in the current political climate, writes Jonathan Guyer
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28 Sep 2014: Museum of London exhibition to include rare manuscript of The Adventure of the Illustrious Client
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21 Sep 2014:
Other lives: Liverpool teacher who went on to write successful crime novels
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21 Sep 2014: Published in English for the first time, Mankell’s delightful novella finds Wallander in typically dejected form, writes Alison Flood
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19 Sep 2014: The books interview: The poet and bestselling crime novelist talks to Alison Flood about taking on Agatha Christie's Poirot
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