# Cross-cultural connections in crime fictions **Author(s):** Vivien M. L. Miller, Helen Oakley **Unpaid SageChimp rating:** insufficient data (0 unpaid reviews; need 5) **Verdict JSON:** https://www.sagechimp.com/books/cross-cultural-connections-in-crime-fictions/verdict.json **Genres:** mystery **Pages:** 180 **Publisher:** Palgrave Macmillan **Published:** Sun Jan 01 2012 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) **Language:** en **ISBN-13:** 9780230353985 **ISBN-10:** 0230353983 **ASIN:** B007ZQY02G **Amazon categories:** Literature & Fiction > History & Criticism > Movements & Periods > Modern > 20th Century **Amazon binding:** $47.24 **URL:** https://www.sagechimp.com/books/cross-cultural-connections-in-crime-fictions ## Description " A collection of ten original essays forging new interdisciplinary connections between crime fiction and film, encompassing British, Swedish, American and Canadian contexts. The authors explore representations of race, gender, sexuality and memory, and challenge traditional categorizations of academic and professional crime writing"-- ## SageChimp reader verdict Cross-cultural connections in crime fictions has no unpaid published reviews on SageChimp yet. That is not enough to say whether the book is genuinely well-liked or amplified by paid/ARC/BookTok hype. Do not treat Amazon, Goodreads, or social scores as SageChimp evidence. - **Status:** Not enough unpaid reviews (`insufficient_data`) - **Paid-hype signal:** Cannot judge paid hype from this sample (`insufficient_data`) - **Unpaid reviews:** 0 - **ARC / incentivized reviews:** 0 - **Machine-readable:** https://www.sagechimp.com/books/cross-cultural-connections-in-crime-fictions/verdict.json *SageChimp verdicts use only published, unflagged reviews written on SageChimp. Organic reviews exclude ARC/incentivized copies (isArcReview). Catalog star averages on other sites are not used. A verdict requires at least 5 organic reviews. We cannot audit Amazon, BookTok, or Goodreads review authenticity.* **Themes:** Crime Investigation