Michael Ridpath: Crime and Place

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From the beginning, setting has been an intrinsic part of most crime novels. The Hound of the Baskervilles, for example, would have been a very different story - and probably a different dog - if it was set in St Mary Mead. But as the detective novel developed, settings became both more diverse and more specific. Michael Ridpath looks at how crime novelists have made use of setting over the years. Part of our 2019 Alibis in the Archive weekend.

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