Twentieth-century suspense

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Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke

1990

273 Pages

ISBN 978-0-333-47592-8

Twentieth-century suspense

the thriller comes of age

Edited by

Clive Bloom

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-20678-0

Full citation:

Bloom, C. (ed) (1990). Twentieth-century suspense: the thriller comes of age, Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke.

Table of Contents

The immorally rich and the richly immoral

Rance Nick

1-21

West is East

Bloom Clive

22-36

Fear's keen knife

Williams Gwen

37-50

A society of murderers run on sound conservative lines

Bertens Hans

51-68

The novels of Leslie Charteris

Blakemore Helena

69-79

Ordeal by analysis

Day Gary

80-96

Dorothy Sayers

Pitt Valerie

97-113

Elizabeth Bowen's stories of suspense

Morris J. A.

114-129

But one isn't murdered

Kemp Sandra

130-142

Fifty Million copies

Bentley Christopher

143-160

Margery Allingham and reader response

Asbee Sau

161-173

The view from the rear window

174-188

Hitchcock and the mechanics of cinematic suspense

Cooke Lez

189-202

Grace under pressure

Docherty Brian

203-224

Elizabeth Jenkins

MacKillop Ian

225-236

Feminist detective fiction

Humm Maggie

237-254

The gentleman's excuse-me

Smith Andrew R.

255-270

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