Elizabeth Zelvin's Blog – August 2007 Archive (1)
The Great American Mystery: What's your pick?
I posted a piece about the Great American Novel over on Poe's Deadly Daughters this week. It ended with a call to readers to nominate their choices for the Great American Mystery. As I said over there:
What could be more American than Laura Lippman's Baltimore, Margaret
Maron's North Carolina, Dana Stabenow's Alaska, and Nevada Barr's
National Parks? And few dispute that the private eye novel is an
American form… Continue
What could be more American than Laura Lippman's Baltimore, Margaret
Maron's North Carolina, Dana Stabenow's Alaska, and Nevada Barr's
National Parks? And few dispute that the private eye novel is an
American form… Continue
Added by Elizabeth Zelvin on August 10, 2007 at 11:35pm — 6 Comments
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