Guilt Rules All: Irish Mystery, Detective, and Crime Fiction

Author:   Elizabeth Mannion ,  Brian Cliff ,  Shane Mawe ,  Bridget English
Publisher:   Syracuse University Press
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9780815636830


Pages:   304
Publication Date:   30 September 2020
Format:   Paperback
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Author:   Elizabeth Mannion ,  Brian Cliff ,  Shane Mawe ,  Bridget English
Publisher:   Syracuse University Press
Imprint:   Syracuse University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.60cm , Length: 23.20cm
Weight:   0.405kg
ISBN:  

9780815636830


ISBN 10:   0815636830
Pages:   304
Publication Date:   30 September 2020
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Table of Contents

"Acknowledgments Contributors Introduction Antecedents and Beginnings 1. ""Just One More Thing: Freeman Wills Crofts’s and the Inverted Mystery"" 2. ""Before the Tiger Roared: Bartholomew Gill’s Ireland"" 3.""‘Make us human’: Julie Parson’s Michael McLoughlin Trilogy"" 4. ""‘A land of shame, a land of murder and a land of strange, sacrificial women’: Representation of Wealth, Gender, and Race in Irish Language Crime Fiction in Irish"" Historical Crime Fiction 5. ""Hospitality and Surveillance: Imperial Crime in Conor Brady’s Victorian Dublin"" 6. ""How History Helps: Michael Russell’s Irish Thrillers"" Novelists and Readers 7. ""Ren Bryce: Hiding in Plain Sight"" 8. ""The Ties that Bind: Arlene Hunt’s QuicK Investigations"" 9. ""The Touch: Steve Cavanagh’s Eddie Flynn Series"" Adapting Hard-Boiled Models 10. ""Troubling the Genre: Declan Burke's Harry Rigby Novels"" 11. ""‘A Spanner in the Works’: Metaphysical Detection in Colin Bateman’s Dan Starkey Series"" 12. ""‘This Isn’t Fucking Miss Marple, Mate’: Adrian McKinty’s Sean Duffy"" 13. ""The Radical and the Unrepresentable in Gene Kerrigan’s Dublin Tetralogy"" Domestic Noir 14. ""Serial Domestic Noir: Louise Phillip’s Kate Pearson Series"" 15. ""Searching for the Missing, Haunted by the Troubles: Claire McGowan’s Paula Maguire"" 16. ""More than Domestic: Toward a Theory of Maternal Noir"" 17. ""Between the Lines: Liz Nugent’s Malignant Protagonists"" Index"

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Readable, stimulating and informative, this is a book that celebrates great Irish writing, much of which has never before been the subject of such in-depth scholarly attention. Offering 17 chapters on a huge variety of topics, the collection shows definitively that crime fiction has become one of Ireland's most vital, creative and transformative modes of contemporary writing.--Patrick Lonergan, NUI, Galway


Readable, stimulating and informative, this is a book that celebrates great Irish writing, much of which has never before been the subject of such in-depth scholarly attention. Offering 17 chapters on a huge variety of topics, the collection shows definitively that crime fiction has become one of Ireland's most vital, creative and transformative modes of contemporary writing.--Patrick Lonergan, NUI, Galway Guilt Rules All explores the robust body of crime fiction produced in the Republic and Northern Ireland across decades. It offers important new perspectives with its attention to women writers, its impressive array of authors and texts, and its sophisticated readings that enrich our understanding not only of Irish crime fiction, but also of Irish writing more generally.--Paige Reynolds, author of Modernism, Drama, and the Audience for Irish Spectacle Guilt Rules All does an outstanding job of conveying the breadth of the genre that encompasses mystery, detective and crime fiction. An eclectic set of contributors--writers, scholars and aficionados-- examine overarching themes in fresh and innovative ways.--Miriam Nyhan Grey, New York University


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Elizabeth Mannion teaches at Baruch College, City University of New York. She is the author of several books, including The Urban Plays of the Early Abbey Theatre, and editor of The Contemporary Irish Detective Novel. Brian Cliff is assistant professor in the School of English at Trinity College, Dublin. He is the coeditor of several books and the author of Irish Crime Fiction.

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