The Cambridge companion to world crime fiction [electronic resource] / edited by Jesper Gulddal, Stewart King, Alistair Rolls.

Contributor Gulddal, Jesper, editor.

ImprintCambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2022.

Description1 online resource (xxiii, 296 pages) : digital, PDF file(s).

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Note:What is world crime fiction? / Jesper Gulddal & Stewart King -- Crime fiction and the international publishing industry / Karl Berglund -- The translation and circulation of crime fiction / Susan Bassnett & Brigid Maher -- The international crime fiction collection / Barbara Pezzotti -- Regional crime fiction / Andrew Pepper -- Women in world crime fiction / Nicole Kenley -- East Asian crime fiction / Satoru Saito -- Crime fiction in South Asia / Laura Brueck & Francesca Orsini -- Arab crime fiction / Jonathan Smolin -- The crime fiction of Sub-Saharan Africa / Desire Nyela -- European crime fiction / Jesper Gulddal & Stewart King -- Scandinavian crime fiction / Jakob Stougaard-Nielsen -- Iberian and Latin American crime fiction / Glen S. Close & Elena Losada Soler -- World crime fiction in French / Jarrod Hayes & Alistair Rolls.

Note:Accessible yet comprehensive, this first systematic account of crime fiction across the globe offers a deep and thoroughly nuanced understanding of the genre's transnational history. Offering a lucid account of the major theoretical issues and comparative perspectives that constitute world crime fiction, this book introduces readers to the international crime fiction publishing industry, the translation and circulation of crime fiction, international crime fiction collections, the role of women in world crime fiction, and regional forms of crime fiction. It also illuminates the past and present of crime fiction in various supranational regions across the world, including East and South Asia, the Arab World, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and Scandinavia, as well as three spheres defined by a shared language, namely the Francophone, Lusophone, and Hispanic worlds. Thoroughly-researched and broad in scope, this book is as valuable for general readers as for undergraduate and postgraduate students of popular fiction and world literature.

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