Crime fiction : from Poe to the present /

• Priestman, Martin.
• British Council.

• Detective and mystery stories -- History and criticism

• Northcote House in association with the British Council,

• Writers and their work

• 074630854x

• Bibliography: p73-76. - Includes index.

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