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Tartan Noir

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Tartan Noir

crime fiction genre by Scottish writers set in Scotland

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Author: Len Wanner
First published: 2014
Editions: 1
Subjects: Detective and mystery stories, history and criticism, Crime in literature, Scotland, in literature, Scottish Detective and mystery stories, History and criticism, English Detective and mystery stories, Scottish authors

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20th-century British literature 20th century in Scotland 21st-century British literature 21st century in Scotland Crime fiction Literature of the late modern period Modern history of Scotland Noir fiction Scottish literary movements Scottish literature

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