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criminals in literature

Moll Flanders

By Daniel Defoe

Julius Caesar

By Horst Zander

Language, Ideology and Identity in Serial Killer Narratives

By Christiana Gregoriou

Art of Crime

By Leslie Kane

Literature and crime in Augustan England

By Ian A. Bell

Criminal Spectre in Law, Literature and Aesthetics

By Peter J. Hutchings

Women and crime in the street literature of early modern England

By Sandra Clark

Dickens and crime

By Philip Arthur William Collins

Dickens and crime

By Philip Collins

Broadway boogie woogie

By Daniel R. Schwarz,D. Schwarz

Criminals As Animals from Shakespeare to Lombroso

By Greta Olson

Convict Voices

By Anne Schwan

Crime and Defoe

By Lincoln B. Faller

The crime in mind

By Lisa Rodensky

Applied Theatre

By Kelly Freebody,Michael Balfour,Michael Finneran,Michael Anderson

Bloody versicles

By Jonathan Goodman

Crime Writing in Interwar Britain

By Victoria Stewart

Gangs and Crime

By Alistair Fraser

Criminal types in Shakespeare

By August Goll

Guilty But Insane

By Samantha Walton

Vice, Crime, and Poverty

By Dominique Kalifa

The Crime Novel

By Tony Hilfer

Becoming criminal

By Bryan Reynolds

Crime fiction and film in the Southwest

By Steve Glassman,Maurice J. O'Sullivan