Detectives beyond glitches: International crime fiction on the radio
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Technical glitches marred the show's first few minutes, but you can get around that by hitting download rather than play, then advancing your player to 3:15, at which point the problem clears up, and discussion ensues.
I especially liked some of Yrsa's observations about the exigencies of writing about crime in a country where everyone knows everyone else, as well as some suggestions from Stanley Trollip (half of the Michael Stanley writing team) about South African crime authors.
© Peter Rozovsky 2009
Labels: Cara Black, Leighton Gage, Michael Stanley, Stuart Neville, Yrsa Sigurðardóttir
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