Holmes in the Empire: Genre Politics, Authorship, and Adaptation in World Crime Fiction - Bloomsbury Studies in Global Crime Narratives - Harris-Peyton, Dr Michael B. (Adjunct Professor, University of Delaware, USA) - Books - Bloomsbury Publishing PLC - 9781350526259 - May 27, 2027
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Harris-Peyton, Dr Michael B. (Adjunct Professor, University of Delaware, USA)
Holmes in the Empire: Genre Politics, Authorship, and Adaptation in World Crime Fiction - Bloomsbury Studies in Global Crime Narratives

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Busting open Anglo-centric models of crime fiction that position Sherlock Holmes as a core signifier and originator of the genre to which all other works are compared, this book uses international and transmedia case studies to challenge narrow academic notions of authorship, genre and world crime fiction.

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To be released May 27, 2027
ISBN13 9781350526259
Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Pages 256
Dimensions 150 × 220 × 20 mm   ·   453 g

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