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FictionJune 2020Die Taten der Toten
Ein Fall für Ingrid Nyström und Stina Forss
by Voosen, Roman; Danielsson, Kerstin Signe
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FictionMarch 2020Der freie Hund
Commissario Morello ermittelt in Venedig
by Schorlau, Wolfgang & Caiolo, Claudio
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FictionApril 2020Vollmond über der Côte d’Azur
Der siebte Fall für Kommissar Duval
by Cazon, Christine
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FictionApril 2020Eiskalte Augenblicke
Kurzkrimis aus Sandhamn
by Sten, Viveca / Übersetzer Lendt, Dagmar
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FictionOctober 2019Tod in der Bibliothek
Der erste Fall von Detective Strafford
by Lawless, JB / Übersetzer: Link, Elke
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FictionJanuary 2020Die Toten von Marnow
Ein Fall für Lona Mendt und Frank Elling
by Schmidt, Holger Karsten
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FictionAugust 2020Die letzte Geliebte
Hollywood 1923: Hardy Engels dritter Fall
by Weigold, Christof
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Teaching, Language & ReferenceOctober 2023Crafting crime fiction
by Henry Sutton
John le Carré said the best place to start a crime novel is as near to the end of the story as possible. But how do you know what the story is? As writers, we all have different experiences and skills to draw upon, and this book will help you identify the right beginning, middle and end for your own crime novel. Whether you are writing a police procedural or a psychological thriller, you will need to consider the basic elements of a gripping narrative. Within these pages, you'll learn to master the art of storytelling, from creating a compelling plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats to choosing the perfect point of view to bring your characters to life. Dive into the depths of suspense, mystery, and surprise, as you unravel the intricacies of crafting a crime novel that captivates and entertains. This guide will help any new or experienced writer to navigate the writing journey, uncovering the core principles that will make your crime fiction truly exceptional.
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Teaching, Language & ReferenceOctober 2023Crafting crime fiction
by Henry Sutton
John le Carré said the best place to start a crime novel is as near to the end of the story as possible. But how do you know what the story is? As writers, we all have different experiences and skills to draw upon, and this book will help you identify the right beginning, middle and end for your own crime novel. Whether you are writing a police procedural or a psychological thriller, you will need to consider the basic elements of a gripping narrative. Within these pages, you'll learn to master the art of storytelling, from creating a compelling plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats to choosing the perfect point of view to bring your characters to life. Dive into the depths of suspense, mystery, and surprise, as you unravel the intricacies of crafting a crime novel that captivates and entertains. This guide will help any new or experienced writer to navigate the writing journey, uncovering the core principles that will make your crime fiction truly exceptional.
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Teaching, Language & ReferenceOctober 2023Crafting crime fiction
by Henry Sutton
John le Carré said the best place to start a crime novel is as near to the end of the story as possible. But how do you know what the story is? Everyone's story, resources and experience are different. This book will help you identify the right beginning, middle and end for your crime novel. It will enable you to recognise your talent and realise your ambition in practical and realistic ways. Good crime fiction is about being different in a highly competitive and crowded market. Whether you are writing a police procedural or a psychological thriller, there are practical aspects and approaches that need to be considered. Plot, point of view and pace are the three most important. Others include suspense, mystery and surprise. There's also the key issue of entertainment. No one wants to read a dull book. This guide will help new and experienced writers to navigate the writing journey with greater knowledge, enthusiasm and skill. It will accelerate the process of creating a standout crime novel, with added purpose and sense of voice - your voice.
