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The Rise and Fall of the British Detective Novel

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ggm · 2h ago

A bit all over the place. If you include bond, which is not detective fiction but exclude rebus which is ... I mean sure, it's a nice read, but crime fiction is alive and well.

Robert Harris comes to mind too.

If the point is that whodunit has moved on, so has almost every other genre.