What's your favorite non-crime crime story?
By no means are such passages restricted to chapters about the murderer Moosbrugger, and that leads to today's question: What non-crime stories have struck an unexpected crime-related chord? What issues, characters, or incidents have made you think, "Crime writers should be writing about this"?
© Peter Rozovsky 2013
Labels: miscellaneous, Robert Musil, The Man WIthout Qualities
posted by Peter Rozovsky at 4:41 PM
2 Comments:
Not sure if this is what you mean but I've been hoping for a great North Dakota oil boom crime fiction novel.
Well, if the story is a swiping tale of a phenomenon that reverberates beyond the oil wells and even beyond the Bakken formation itself, and crime is part of the story, yep, that would fit in.
What I mean is a book or story that is not crime, but something in it makes a reader think, "Hey, crime writers should be writing about this stuff."
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