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This site now includes 345 authors, 64 countries and multi-country regions, 45 U.S. states, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia.
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Read and Recommended
For a few months, I had time to note specific books
that I read and recommended. I had to stop for lack of
time. If time is available, this section will resume.
2010: Jan|Feb|Mar
2009: Jan-Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec
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Mystery Places: Mystery Novels with a Sense of Place
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If you like mystery novels with a good sense of place, this is the
site for you.
There are more than a thousand books for you to browse by place or by author's name,
with links for you to buy or just find out more about the authors.
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Update June 2020
All the links to Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk previously on this site have now been replaced or will soon be replaced with links to the new nonprofit https://bookshop.org, which provides income from every sale to independent bookstrores around the United States as well as to affiliates such as http://www.africafocus.org.
As of this month, bookshop.org had raised over $4.5 million for local bookstores.
You can also shop bookshop.org for any author or book with the search box immediately below.
If you do not locate an author you are searching for at bookshop.org, or need a e-book version, which is not yet available there. you can check Amazon.com. AfricaFocus also gets a small commission from such sales as well.
Is the Mystery Novel Going Global?
by William Minter, May 2010
Author's note: I wrote this short essay at the request of the blog CriminalBrief.com,
where it was first published in two parts on May 18 and May 25, 2010. The links in this file go to Amazon.com.
Sweden's Lisbeth Salander and Botswana's Precious Ramotswe may have
little else in common. But these fictional detectives created by
Stieg Larsson
and
Alexander McCall Smith
are both harbingers of a trend which is gathering force: the
globalization of the mystery novel. Along with the familiar
scenes of English villages, London and Manhattan streets, and Los
Angeles freeways, airport kiosks around the world feature books set
in cold Nordic landscapes and African cities, in the high mountains
of Tibet and in Brazil's Amazon.
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