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From Tehran to Tel Aviv: Of Crime and the Cities
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From Tehran to Tel Aviv: Of Crime and the Cities

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 / 4 March 2015
Akashic Noir series continues to serve up delightful and disturbing gems that offer remarkable insights into the world’s great (and not-so-great) cities.
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Hard Boiled Combat: Enduring the Quick Time Event

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 / 11 December 2013
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Do the Teenaged Girls in ‘Dare Me’ Have Testicles Where Their Ovaries Should Be?

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 / 23 October 2013
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Garden State Greaser Noir in ‘Iron Bound’

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 / 7 October 2013
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The Connoisseur of Crime, John D. MacDonald, Is Shadowing the E-Book World

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 / 26 September 2013
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Bill’s Beatdown: ‘Donnybrook’

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 / 13 March 2013
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Sunlight As Shadow in ‘Purple Noon’

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 / 17 January 2013
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Humble Beginnings: Ed Brubaker’s “Scene of the Crime”

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 / 10 December 2012
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Self-Contained Madness in ‘Murder Book’ Comic

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 / 19 November 2012
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Delmer Daves’ ‘The Red House’ Is Ghost Noir

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 / 20 April 2012
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Alberteen: Metal Book

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 / 19 February 2012
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Kafka Noir: ‘The Sickroom’ and ‘A Country Doctor’

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 / 2 February 2012