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Life, the Movie: Why Documentary Filmmaking Should Return to, You Know, Documenting Stuff
If nonfiction films are determined to look, feel, and move like fiction, what’s the point of nonfiction filmmaking?
Suspense roundup: Novel reimagines golden age of Agatha Christie and other female detectives
Everyone knows Agatha Christie. But what about the other women authors who flourished during the “Golden Age of Detective ...
Ian McEwan’s next novel, ‘What We Can Know,’ is science fiction ‘without the science’
The next novel by Ian McEwan will be a post-apocalyptic story, set in part in the 22nd century and centered on a scholar’s ...
BritBox Cooks Up a Scrumptious Crime Drama With 'A Taste for Murder'
Well, if you like the idea then BritBox has just the series for you. The broadcaster has greenlit a new original series, A Taste for Murder starring Warren Brownand Phyllis Logan. The series created ...
Crime drama dubbed ‘the best BBC series in years’ is ‘delayed’ – with fans having to wait over a year for new episodes
A CRIME drama that’s dubbed ‘the best BBC series in years is ‘delayed’ with fans having to wait over a year for new episodes.
When it comes to crime fiction, it’s all about motive, means and opportunity
Loving this year’s One Book, One Community selection, “Carolina Moonset” by Matt Goldman? If so, how about meeting the author? Yup. That’s right. Goldman is making an author appearance ...