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- Title
- Postmortem
- Author
- Antony Dunford
- Publisher
- UEA Publishing Project
- Publication year
- 2019
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- PAP
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 191134370X
- ISBN 13
- 9781911343707
- Item weight
- 291 grams
'A snapshot of what the crime novel is doing now and a glimpse of the directions it might take in the future' - Mick Herron
'Crime fiction demands a flexible, sceptical framework for its own increasingly rude health. The eleven writers in this third MA Crime Fiction Anthology understand this. Irrespective of subject, setting, theme or prose style, each uses the multitudes of the crime genre to embrace and reflect who we are and how we live now. Each understands and respects the genre, even as they dismantle its traditions' - Tom Benn
'The creative writing workshop is an environment that is built upon freedom, but also support. It's almost too magical a place, too idyllic, too democratic, too truthful. But I don't believe in magic, any more than I believe in the muse. What has happened in this space, which is ever expanding, over the last couple of years, has been an outpouring of talent and determination, by eleven extraordinary writers' - Henry Sutton
'Crime fiction demands a flexible, sceptical framework for its own increasingly rude health. The eleven writers in this third MA Crime Fiction Anthology understand this. Irrespective of subject, setting, theme or prose style, each uses the multitudes of the crime genre to embrace and reflect who we are and how we live now. Each understands and respects the genre, even as they dismantle its traditions' - Tom Benn
'The creative writing workshop is an environment that is built upon freedom, but also support. It's almost too magical a place, too idyllic, too democratic, too truthful. But I don't believe in magic, any more than I believe in the muse. What has happened in this space, which is ever expanding, over the last couple of years, has been an outpouring of talent and determination, by eleven extraordinary writers' - Henry Sutton
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About the Author
Henry Sutton is a crime writer, tutor, scholar, runner. He is Professor of Creative Writing and Crime Fiction at the University of East Anglia, and the author of 15 novels and a collection of short stories. He is also the co-editor of the series Elements in Crime Narratives, Cambridge University Press. He lives in Norfolk, England, and Catalunya.
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