[pt. 5.] Why people read crime fiction / A pre-history / Philip Graham. The Godfather and the Father / H.R.F. Keating -- The English detective story / Robert Barnard -- The American police procedural / Hillary Waugh -- The British police procedural / Michael Gilbert -- The short story / Eleanor Sullivan -- The Suspense novel / Jessica Mann -- The thriller / Jerry Palmer -- The Gothic / Michele Slung -- The espionage novel / John Gardner -- [pt. 2.] How I write my books: Under financial duress / Stanley Ellin -- A series of scenes / P.D. James -- Unprocessed idea to processed word / Desmond Bagley -- Waiting till they talk / Dorothy Eden -- Not-thinking with the dishes / Patricia Highsmith -- On getting ridof an idea / Gregory Mcdonald -- Perspiration, a constant factor / Lionel Davidson -- Even on Christmas Day / Len Deighton -- Voyages- and shipwrecks / Eric Ambler -- Flying a bit high / H.R.F. Keating -- [pt. 3.] Writers and their books: a consumer's guide / Dorothy B. Hughes, Reginald Hill, Melvyn Barnes and H.R.F. Keating -- [pt. 4.] The people of crime fiction / H.R.F. Keating -- [pt. 5.] Why people read crime fiction / Philip Graham.
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