Back in Yugoslavia to stand trial for war crimes, Marko Renovich looks on his role as a Nazi collaborator in the Balkans, his years as a lovesick teenager, and his childhood during World War I

Interviews with the Canadian novelist, playwright, and critic share his views on his career, literature, religions, current issues, and his approach to writing

Offers a brief profile of the Welsh writer, discusses his major novels, and examines the themes running through his fiction

Chronicles the characters, storyline, and cast of the Emmy award-winning television series and includes a synopsis and commentary for each episode.

When the body of an elegantly dressed woman turns up at the bottom of an air shaft in a Times Square hotel, NYPD detectives Lennie Briscoe and Ed Green follow a trail that leads them to the discovery of an about-to-be-published tell-all novel that could provide a motive for murder. Original. (A Wolf Films and Universal Network Television series, airing on NBC, starring Jerry Orbach, Sam Waterson, Jesse L. Martin, S. Epatha Merkerson, Fred Thompson, & Elisabeth Rohm) (Mystery)

Ordered to Osteheim labor camp to investigate the vicious murder of the camp commander's wife, German war hero Count Max von Prokofsk searches desperately for the killer as the Russian army draws ever nearer and SS officers plot his demise

Thirty-two classic crime stories are arranged according to eight common plots of detective fiction

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Private eye Dub Greenert races against time to find a mysterious assassin stalking Raleigh Lee Menzies--nicknamed the Red Knight--a leading activist in the civil rights movement during the 1960s.

First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

The discovery in the barn of a rural French farm of a painting by Van Gogh unleashes an international storm when a Holocaust survivor claims that the painting is his, stolen from his family by the Nazis, a controversy that leads to the revelation that someone with access to artworks stolen by the Nazis is sending them to former Nazis so that they can sell them to make a fortune.

When a series of murders plaguing Los Angeles in 1957 claims a friend of Alfred Hitchcock, the esteemed director takes on the role of sleuth to assist an L.A.P.D. detective in solving the case. Reprint.

When a series of murders plaguing Los Angeles in 1957 claims a friend of Alfred Hitchcock, the esteemed director assists an L.A.P.D. detective in solving the case. Simultaneous.