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Crime and the City: Venice,<br> City of Masks and Mystery

Crime and the City: Venice,
City of Masks and Mystery

A Crime Reader's Guide to Venetian Intrigue

By Paul French | April 9, 2018

McMafia Exposes the Dirty Secrets of Globalized Crime

McMafia Exposes the Dirty Secrets of Globalized Crime

A New Mobster Epic for a New Era of Organized Crime

By Paul French | March 12, 2018

How a German Detective Series Becomes an International Hit

How a German Detective Series Becomes an International Hit

The Unlikely Journey of Volker Kutscher's Babylon Berlin

By Paul French | January 30, 2018

Is Belfast Still the Most Noir <br>Place on Earth?

Is Belfast Still the Most Noir
Place on Earth?

Crime Fiction Reckons with a Divided City

By Paul French | January 25, 2018

How Moroccan Crime Writing Reckons with a Brutal Regime

How Moroccan Crime Writing Reckons with a Brutal Regime

Looking Beyond Bowles: Youssef Fadel, Abdelilah Hamdouchi, and More

By Paul French | January 8, 2018

A Little Noir in Macau:

A Little Noir in Macau: "The wickedest city on earth."

Crime Fiction in the Casablanca of the South Seas

By Paul French | December 4, 2017

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Neo-Noir on the Nile: Crime Writing in Cairo

By Paul French | November 20, 2017

Beijing: Finding Crime in a
Harmonious City

By Paul French | October 30, 2017

Murder in the Mediterranean: Crime Writing on Corsica

By Paul French | October 16, 2017

Vienna, City of Spies, Shrinks, and Shadows

Vienna, City of Spies, Shrinks, and Shadows

Paul French Tours the Dark Side of the Austrian Capital

By Paul French | October 4, 2017

Hong Kong, Criminal City That Knows No Night

Hong Kong, Criminal City That Knows No Night

Chinese Noir, from the Opium Wars to Post-Handover Unrest

By Paul French | August 30, 2017

Crime and the City: Glasgow is Still a Hard, Hard Town

Crime and the City: Glasgow is Still a Hard, Hard Town

From Gangsters to Gorbals, a City With a Hard-Earned Reputation

By Paul French | August 9, 2017

Crime and the City: Freetown and Its Colonialist Vice

Crime and the City: Freetown and Its Colonialist Vice

From Graham Greene to Denis Johnson, a West African Setting for Ex-Pat Lit

By Paul French | July 26, 2017

Crime and the City: A Sleepy Little Murdertown Called Reykjavik

Crime and the City: A Sleepy Little Murdertown Called Reykjavik

On Iceland's Small But Compelling Crime Fiction Scene

By Paul French | July 14, 2017

Crime in the City: Singapore, World Capital of the Cozy Mystery

Crime in the City: Singapore, World Capital of the Cozy Mystery

On the Unlikely Home of Very Gentle Crime Fiction

By Paul French | June 29, 2017

Crime and the City: Murder in Kolkata

Crime and the City: Murder in Kolkata

On the Criminal Legacy of Colonialism, and So Much More

By Paul French | June 13, 2017

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