Showing posts with label Law and Detective Fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Law and Detective Fiction. Show all posts
January 24, 2024

Davies on A Stout Stanza of Many Meanings, Maybe: The Romantic Roots of Some Buried Caesar @GB2d @horacefuller @georgemasonlaw

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Ross E. Davies, George Mason University Law School; The Green Bag, has published A Stout Stanza of Many Meanings, Maybe: The Romantic Roots ...
August 24, 2022

Davies on A Great Borrower and a Great Originator, and Also, Perhaps, a Great Lender @horacefuller @NeroWolfePack

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Ross E. Davies, George Mason University Law School; The Green Bag, has published A Great Borrower and a Great Originator, and  Also, Perhaps...
May 20, 2020

Repost: Through a Glass Darkly: European History and Politics in Contemporary Crime Narratives: Proposals Due By May 31, 2020

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Deadline Approaching: Proposals Due By May 31, 2020 Through a Glass Darkly:  European History and Politics in Contemporary Crime Na...
August 2, 2019

Quinta Jurecic on the Mueller Report as Detective Story @qjurecic @lawfareblog @lawfarepodcast

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Quinta Jurecic, managing editor of Lawfare , compares the Mueller Report to a detective story, here, for the New York Times. She writes in ...
April 19, 2019

Davies on Sherlock Holmes: Expert Witness @GB2d

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Ross E. Davies, George Mason University Law School; The Green Bag, is publishing Sherlock Holmes: Expert Witness in Canon Law: Lawyers, La...
December 15, 2018

Female Detectives In Queen Victoria's World @laphamsquart @oldrutigliano

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Olivia Rutigliano reviews the world of the Victorian lady detective, here, for Lapham's Quarterly.
October 21, 2018

Conference on the Bible in Crime Fiction and Drama, January 8, 2019, University of Edinburgh @EdinburghUni

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The Bible in Crime Fiction and Drama: Day Conference, at the University of Edinburgh Date of Event 8 th  January 2019 Last Booki...
May 14, 2018

ICYMI: Lisa Hopkins on Shakespeare Allusion in Crime Fiction (Palgrave, 2016)

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ICYMI: Lisa Hopkins, Sheffield Hallam University, has published Shakespeare Allusion in Crime Fiction (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). Here fr...
April 24, 2018

Calvo on Eduardo Mendoza's La Verdad Sobre el Caso Savolta @jcalvo11

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Professor José Calvo of the University of Malaga Faculty of Law gave a lecture on Eduardo Mendoza's La verdad sobre el caso Savolta (Se...
April 1, 2018

ICYMI: Clare Clarke's Late Victorian Crime Fiction in the Shadows of Sherlock @victorianclare @Palgrave_

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ICYMI: Clare Clarke, Trinity College Dublin, has published Late Victorian Crime Fiction in the Shadows of Sherlock (Palgrave Macmillan, 20...

"Where Do You Get Your Ideas?" @MphilPopLitTCD

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A helpful page on exploring the possible influences on Victorian and Edwardian age crime and mystery writers  in the UK using digital resou...
November 15, 2017

Wesson on The Chow: Depictions of the Criminal Justice System as a Character In Crime Fiction @ColoLaw @alafairburke

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Marianne Mimi Wesson, University of Colorado Law School, has published The Chow: Depictions of the Criminal Justice System as a Character i...
November 5, 2017

ICYMI: A Survey of the Legal Thriller From Lars Ole Sauerberg @Palgrave_

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Lars Ole Sauerberg, University of Southern Denmark, has published The Legal Thriller From Gardner to Grisham (Palgrave Macmillan, 2016). H...
September 12, 2017

If You Like Sherlock Holmes, You Might Also Like...

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From the blog Interesting Literature, a list of ten literary detectives for those who like Sherlock Holmes . It includes such clever sleuth...
August 23, 2017

Burke on Why Novelists Write About the Criminal Justice System @alafairburke @Hofstra_Law

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Alafair S. Burke, Hofstra University School of Law, is publishing Why Fiction? in the New England Law Review (2017). Here is the abstract....
August 22, 2017

Del Gobbo on Unreliable Narration in Law and Fiction @danieldelgobbo

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Daniel Del Gobbo has published Unreliable Narration in Law and Fiction, 30 Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence 311 (2017). Here is ...

CFP: John Grisham and the Law: The University of Memphis Law Review @uofmemphis

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From the Mailbox: Via Andrew J. McClurg, University of Memphis School of Law: CALL FOR PAPERS:  JOHN GRISHAM AND THE LAW Rudy Baylor...
August 19, 2017

A Raymond Chandler Map of Los Angeles

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This item might make a great holiday gift for someone: it's a foldout map of Los Angeles showing points of interest mentioned in Raymon...
July 30, 2017

Leading Female Detectives In Fiction

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In the Guardian, Kristin Lepionka (The Last Place You Look) lists her choices for the top ten female detectives in fiction, including Tana ...
July 7, 2017

Poisoned Pen/British Library Bringing Back Many Golden Age Titles @PPPress @britishlibrary

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If you like Golden Age mysteries and detective fiction, or works published in English prior to that period, check out the reprints publishe...