Crime in Fiction

[@alanblight9233]

I really enjoyed this presentation and inspired me to go out and visit a bookshop . Thank you .

[@rhyswilliams6271]

Epic, thank you.

[@alexandrahanson-harding4666]

Really enjoyed it!!!!

[@bazsnell3178]

How can you post a comment 23 minutes ago when the video is an hour long? smh

[@roniquebreauxjordan1302]

The overviews these lectures provide.....

[@arthurfrancisd.murphy1643]

Excellent

[@hannamakela6989]

Apropos, Muriel Spark: Is Miss Brodie of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie a kind of murderer, in a less than literal way? That is one of my favourite novels, whereas Ian McEwan is my favourite author, so I thank you for this video! :)

[@maxstravagar]

Writing Crime novels may work best when you lived it or grew up around it...at least it's a advantage edge.

[@pipster1891]

Ian McEwan. He may put a lot of crimes in his novels but it doesn't stop them being incredibly boring. And contemporary? They read like (non-modernist) English novels from 1924. It took me two pages of "Amsterdam" to stop reading it, the dullest opening of any novel I've read.