Re: RARA-AVIS: It's a Small, Hard-Boiled World, After All... (was: RussianKillers)

From: Cristoforo ( Cristoforo@mediaone.net)
Date: 05 Jul 2000

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> Actually, part of the reason you don't see much foreign crime fiction
> is that, when it comes to crime fiction, supposedly Americans don't
> like reading about other cultures, unless it's some twee, mythical,
> cosy England, or it's written by an American.
>

The same goes for movies too.

Brad

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