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Some clues about story in crime fiction

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posted on 2001-10-01, 00:00 authored by Tess Brady
I want to begin my talk at this colloquium by saying from the start that I am outclassed here. I have published one crime novel, and while I have used some aspects of the crime genre in my current novel - notably a kind of mystery and a movement towards resolution - I would not classify myself as an expert. What I do know about is the teaching of writing, the value of plot and the ever-important idea of story. Story and aspects of plot are vital ingredients in crime fiction and so I come to the task of writing this paper searching for more clues about how to write story in crime fiction.

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5

Issue

2

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1 - 10

Publisher

Griffith University

Location

Gold Coast, Qld.

ISSN

1327-9556

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1613-4117

Language

eng

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C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

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2001, Text

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