RARA-AVIS: Re. Genre

From: Marianne Macdonald ( marianne.macdonald@lineone.net)
Date: 02 Feb 2004

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On Monday, February 2, 2004, at 09:00 am, RARA-AVIS Digest wrote:

> Eric
> Amblers I've got laying around (does he qualify as mystery?)
Maybe "thriller"?
> , and to re-read
> all the Russians I've not read in a decade...still on Dostoyevsky right
> now...so far he's holding up better on second reading
Definitely a noir classic - Crime and Punishment. So, of course, is that noir serial-killer poem, Beowulf. The genre discussion is fun if you don't take it too solemnly.

Marc, I'd like to read your article. Could you e-mail it to me, or is it available somewhere on line?

Marianne

Author of the Dido Hoare mysteries. Visit my website: www.marianne-macdonald.com

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