On the Trail of the Next Great Crime Novel: After ‘Dragon Tattoo,’ Will Readers Flock to a More Exotic Noir?
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The Case of the Missing Novel: James M. Cain’s Lost Novel Finally Surfaces After 35 Years
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Quick Bright Things: At Classic Stage Company, Bebe and Christina Take on the Bard
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One Man, Two Guvnors, Four Musicians: How a Group of American Rockers Learned to Be Convincingly British
