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Should crime writers stick to the rules?
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Apr 01, 2017 06:06AM
Near Charing Cross Station there are a number of roads named after the former owner of York House, which previously occupied the site: George Street, Villiers Street, Duke Street and Buckingham Street. The little Of Alley was renamed York Place.
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If I'm enjoying the book, some of the inaccuracies don't bother me. But if the book is only fair, and I know the setting well, I get frustrated. I had a friend rave about an author. I read the book. It was set in a city in which I had lived, and the description of the airport, which was in numerous times, was completely inaccurate. Never read the author again, and didn't enjoy the book
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The Spy Who Couldn't Spell: A Dyslexic Traitor, an Unbreakable Code, and the FBI's Hunt for America's Stolen Secrets (other topics)MURDER MYSTERIES - S.S. Van Dine Edition: 12 Detective Novels in One Volume (Illustrated): Philo Vance Solves Golden Age Crimes in Twenties New York (other topics)
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Tana French (other topics)Val McDermid (other topics)
S.S. Van Dine (other topics)
Ronald Knox (other topics)


