Dark green: Irish crime fiction 1665-2000
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
XI
INTRODUCTION
I
CHAPTER
I
THAT
MY
THEFTS
MIGHT
PAFS
UNDIFCOVERED.
PICARESQUE,
ROGUE
TALES,
BROADSHEETS
AND
NEWGATE
CALENDARS
19
CHAPTER
2
THE
PEASANTRY
OF
IRELAND
HAVE,
FOR
CENTURIES,
BEEN
AT
WAR
WITH
THE
LAWS
BY
WHICH
THEY
ARE
GOVERNED.
THE
EARLY
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
37
CHAPTER
3
WHEREVER
RESERVE
EXISTS
THERE
IS
MYSTERY,
AND
WHEREVER
MYSTERY
-
GUILT.
LE
FANU
AND
THE
GOTHIC
CRIME
MYSTERY
53
CHAPTER
4
READER,
YOU
HAVE
SEEN
THE
SINGULAR
AND
EXTRAORDINARY
CIRCUMSTANCES
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HANDKERCHIEF,
THE
SLEDGE,
AND
THE
SACK.
SENSATION
AND
MYSTERY
FICTION
75
CHAPTER
5
A
HISTORY
OF
CRIME
SEEMED
TO
BE
WRITTEN
ON
BOTH
THEIR
FACES.
L.
T.
MEADE
AND
END
OF
CENTURY
DETECTION
95
VIII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
6
I
JUST
GO
BY
THE
RULE
OF
THUMB,
AND
MUDDLE
AND
PUZZLE
OUT
MY
CASES
AS
BEST
I
CAN.
DETECTION
AND
MYSTERY
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
CENTURY
117
CHAPTER
7
TOO
SHARP
TO
BE
ABSOLUTELY
WHOLESOME
THE
GOLDEN
AGE
I:
FREEMAN
WILLS
CROFTS
137
CHAPTER
8
A
DECEPTIVE
AIR
OF
DOCILITY.
THE
GOLDEN
AGE
II
:
NICHOLAS
BLAKE
AND
MRS
VICTOR
RICKARD
155
CHAPTER
9
AMONG
THE
POOR
THE
POLICE
ARE
NEVER
REGARDED
AS
THE
UPHOLDERS
OF
THE
COMMON
LAW,
BUT
AS
AGENTS
OF
THE
RICH
TO
OPPRESS
THOSE
WITHOUT
PROPERTY.
POST-REVOLUTIONARY
IRELAND
171
CHAPTER
IO
A
KIND
OF
PRIVATE
EYE
AND
GENERAL
TROUBLE-SHOOTER.
IRISH
HARD-BOILED
AND
PULP
193
CHAPTER
II
NOT
TOO
QUIET
FOR
CRIME.
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
MID-TWENTIETH
CENTURY
I
211
CHAPTER
12
THE
LAW
AFTER
ALL
IS
JUST
A
MACHINE
THAT
SUSPECTS
EVERYONE
ON
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES.
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
MID-TWENTIETH
CENTURY
II
227
CONTENTS
IX
CHAPTER
13
HIS
FATHER
HAD
BEEN
ON
THE
WRONG
SIDE
IN
THE
CIVIL
WAR.
IRISH
SPY
FICTION
IN
THE
1960S
AND
1970S
243
CHAPTER
14
BEING
IRISH,
YOU
HAD
A
CERTAIN
INNATE
GUILE
THAT
ALLOWED
YOU
TO
THINK
LIKE
A
CRIMINAL
AND
KEEP
ONE
STEP
AHEAD
OF
THEM.
IRISH
CRIME
WRITING
IN
THE
1970S
AND
1980S
259
CHAPTER
15
IT
WAS
THE
VIRUS
OF
MY
COUNTRY
S
ILLNESS
THAT
FELLED
HIM.
NORTHERN
IRELAND
273
CHAPTER
16
THE
AUTHORITY
TO
DISPOSE
OF
ANYONE
WHO
STANDS
IN
MY
WAY.
THE
1980S
AND
EARLY
1990S
289
CHAPTER
17
A
SURLY-LOOKING
COP
LOUNGING
AT
THE
SECURITY
DESK.
NORTHERN
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
1990S
30$
CHAPTER
18
TECHNICALLY
A
PRIVATE
INVESTIGATOR.
THRILLERS
AND
THE
DIVERSITY
OF
IRISH
CRIME
WRITING
IN
THE
1990S
321
CHAPTER
19
PEOPLE
LOVED
READING
ABOUT
CRIME
IN
IRELAND.
THE
POLICE
AND
PRIVATE
DETECTIVE
NOVEL
IN
THE
1990S
337
X
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
20
KILLERS
WHO
CHOP
UP
THEIR
VICTIMS,
THAT
S
ALL
VERY
AMERICAN,
OR
AT
THE
VERY
LEAST
ENGLISH.
IN
IRELAND
IT
WOULD
ONLY
HAPPEN
BY
ACCIDENT,
LIKE
MOST
THINGS.
TOWARDS
THE
NEW
MILLENNIUM
359
BIBLIOGRAPHY
377
INDEX
409
Contents Acknowledgements xi Introduction i CHAPTER I “that my Thefts might pafs undifcovered.” Picaresque, Rogue Tales, Broadsheets and Newgate Calendars 19 chapter г “The peasantry of Ireland have, for centuries, been at war with the laws by which they are governed.” The Early Nineteenth Century 37 chapter 3 “Wherever reserve exists there is mystery, and wherever mystery - guilt.” Le Fanu and the Gothic Crime Mystery 53 chapter 4 “Reader, you have seen the singular and extraordinary circumstances connected with the handkerchief, the sledge, and the sack.” Sensation and Mystery Fiction 75 5 “A history of crime seemed to be written on both their faces.” chapter L. T. Meade and End of Century Detection 95
viii Contents CHAPTER 6 “I just go by the rule of thumb, and muddle and puzzle out my cases as best I can.” Detection and Mystery at the Turn of the Century CHAPTER 7 “Too sharp to be absolutely wholesome.” The Golden Age I: Freeman Wills Crofts chapter 117 137 8 “A deceptive air of docility.” The Golden Age II: Nicholas Blake and Mrs Victor Rickard chapter 155 9 “Among the poor the police are never regarded as the upholders of the common law, but as agents of the rich to oppress those without property.” Post-Revolutionary Ireland 171 chapter io “A kind of private eye and general trouble-shooter.” Irish Hard-Boiled and Pulp 193 CHAPTER II “Not too quiet for crime.” Irish Crime Fiction in the Mid-Twentieth Century I chapter 211 12 “The law after all is just a machine that suspects everyone on general principles.” Irish Crime Fiction in the Mid-Twentieth Century II 227
Contents CHAPTER I? “His father had been on the wrong side in the Civil War.” Irish Spy Fiction in the 1960s and 1970s 2.43 CHAPTER 14 “Being Irish, you had a certain innate guile that allowed you to think like a criminal and keep one step ahead of them.” Irish Crime Writing in the 1970s and 1980s 259 chapter 15 “It was the virus of my country’s illness that felled him.” Northern Ireland 273 chapter 16 “The authority to dispose of anyone who stands in my way.” The 1980s and Early 1990s 289 17 “A surly-Iooking cop lounging at the security desk.” Northern Irish Crime Fiction in the 1990s 305 chapter chapter 18 “Technically a private investigator.” Thrillers and the Diversity of Irish Crime Writing in the 1990s chapter 321 19 “People loved reading about crime in Ireland.” The Police and Private Detective Novel in the 1990s 337
x Contents CHAPTER 2,0 “Killers who chop up their victims, that’s all very American, or at the very least English. In Ireland it tvould only happen by accident, like most things.” Towards the New Millennium 359 Bibliography 377 Index 409
The book deals diachronically with Irish crime fiction, from the picaresque of the 17th century up to the late 1990s when the Emerald Noir boom began. Irish writers, often without due recognition, have been instrumental in the development of the genre on an international level, and figures such as Le Fanu, Meade, Childers, Wills Crofts have been responsible for many of the innovations in crime fiction which have later become standard. This book examines Irish crime writing in its widest sense, from the detective mystery to the spy thriller, and seeks to vindicate the relevance of the Irish contribution to the field of crime fiction as well as stressing the importance of crime writing within the field of Irish Studies. This work traces Irish crime fiction from the early appropriation of the picaresque, which would gain resonance throughout Europe, through the gothic, the early detective tale, to the Irish contribution to the Golden Age mystery, to Irish hard-boiled pulp and inner-city police procedurals in which crimes committed by Irish criminals are investigated by Irish agents of detection.
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CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
XI
INTRODUCTION
I
CHAPTER
I
"
THAT
MY
THEFTS
MIGHT
PAFS
UNDIFCOVERED."
PICARESQUE,
ROGUE
TALES,
BROADSHEETS
AND
NEWGATE
CALENDARS
19
CHAPTER
2
"
THE
PEASANTRY
OF
IRELAND
HAVE,
FOR
CENTURIES,
BEEN
AT
WAR
WITH
THE
LAWS
BY
WHICH
THEY
ARE
GOVERNED.
"
THE
EARLY
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
37
CHAPTER
3
"
WHEREVER
RESERVE
EXISTS
THERE
IS
MYSTERY,
AND
WHEREVER
MYSTERY
-
GUILT.
"
LE
FANU
AND
THE
GOTHIC
CRIME
MYSTERY
53
CHAPTER
4
"
READER,
YOU
HAVE
SEEN
THE
SINGULAR
AND
EXTRAORDINARY
CIRCUMSTANCES
CONNECTED
WITH
THE
HANDKERCHIEF,
THE
SLEDGE,
AND
THE
SACK.
"
SENSATION
AND
MYSTERY
FICTION
75
CHAPTER
5
"
A
HISTORY
OF
CRIME
SEEMED
TO
BE
WRITTEN
ON
BOTH
THEIR
FACES.
"
L.
T.
MEADE
AND
END
OF
CENTURY
DETECTION
95
VIII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
6
"I
JUST
GO
BY
THE
RULE
OF
THUMB,
AND
MUDDLE
AND
PUZZLE
OUT
MY
CASES
AS
BEST
I
CAN.
"
DETECTION
AND
MYSTERY
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
CENTURY
117
CHAPTER
7
"TOO
SHARP
TO
BE
ABSOLUTELY
WHOLESOME
"
THE
GOLDEN
AGE
I:
FREEMAN
WILLS
CROFTS
137
CHAPTER
8
"A
DECEPTIVE
AIR
OF
DOCILITY.
"
THE
GOLDEN
AGE
II
:
NICHOLAS
BLAKE
AND
MRS
VICTOR
RICKARD
155
CHAPTER
9
'
AMONG
THE
POOR
THE
POLICE
ARE
NEVER
REGARDED
AS
THE
UPHOLDERS
OF
THE
COMMON
LAW,
BUT
AS
AGENTS
OF
THE
RICH
TO
OPPRESS
THOSE
WITHOUT
PROPERTY.
"
POST-REVOLUTIONARY
IRELAND
171
CHAPTER
IO
"
A
KIND
OF
PRIVATE
EYE
AND
GENERAL
TROUBLE-SHOOTER.
"
IRISH
HARD-BOILED
AND
PULP
193
CHAPTER
II
"
NOT
TOO
QUIET
FOR
CRIME.
"
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
MID-TWENTIETH
CENTURY
I
211
CHAPTER
12
"
THE
LAW
AFTER
ALL
IS
JUST
A
MACHINE
THAT
SUSPECTS
EVERYONE
ON
GENERAL
PRINCIPLES.
"
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
MID-TWENTIETH
CENTURY
II
227
CONTENTS
IX
CHAPTER
13
"HIS
FATHER
HAD
BEEN
ON
THE
WRONG
SIDE
IN
THE
CIVIL
WAR."
IRISH
SPY
FICTION
IN
THE
1960S
AND
1970S
243
CHAPTER
14
"
BEING
IRISH,
YOU
HAD
A
CERTAIN
INNATE
GUILE
THAT
ALLOWED
YOU
TO
THINK
LIKE
A
CRIMINAL
AND
KEEP
ONE
STEP
AHEAD
OF
THEM.
"
IRISH
CRIME
WRITING
IN
THE
1970S
AND
1980S
259
CHAPTER
15
"IT
WAS
THE
VIRUS
OF
MY
COUNTRY
'
S
ILLNESS
THAT
FELLED
HIM.
"
NORTHERN
IRELAND
273
CHAPTER
16
"
THE
AUTHORITY
TO
DISPOSE
OF
ANYONE
WHO
STANDS
IN
MY
WAY.
"
THE
1980S
AND
EARLY
1990S
289
CHAPTER
17
"
A
SURLY-LOOKING
COP
LOUNGING
AT
THE
SECURITY
DESK.
"
NORTHERN
IRISH
CRIME
FICTION
IN
THE
1990S
30$
CHAPTER
18
"
TECHNICALLY
A
PRIVATE
INVESTIGATOR.
"
THRILLERS
AND
THE
DIVERSITY
OF
IRISH
CRIME
WRITING
IN
THE
1990S
321
CHAPTER
19
"
PEOPLE
LOVED
READING
ABOUT
CRIME
IN
IRELAND.
"
THE
POLICE
AND
PRIVATE
DETECTIVE
NOVEL
IN
THE
1990S
337
X
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
20
"
KILLERS
WHO
CHOP
UP
THEIR
VICTIMS,
THAT
'
S
ALL
VERY
AMERICAN,
OR
AT
THE
VERY
LEAST
ENGLISH.
IN
IRELAND
IT
WOULD
ONLY
HAPPEN
BY
ACCIDENT,
LIKE
MOST
THINGS.
"
TOWARDS
THE
NEW
MILLENNIUM
359
BIBLIOGRAPHY
377
INDEX
409
Contents Acknowledgements xi Introduction i CHAPTER I “that my Thefts might pafs undifcovered.” Picaresque, Rogue Tales, Broadsheets and Newgate Calendars 19 chapter г “The peasantry of Ireland have, for centuries, been at war with the laws by which they are governed.” The Early Nineteenth Century 37 chapter 3 “Wherever reserve exists there is mystery, and wherever mystery - guilt.” Le Fanu and the Gothic Crime Mystery 53 chapter 4 “Reader, you have seen the singular and extraordinary circumstances connected with the handkerchief, the sledge, and the sack.” Sensation and Mystery Fiction 75 5 “A history of crime seemed to be written on both their faces.” chapter L. T. Meade and End of Century Detection 95
viii Contents CHAPTER 6 “I just go by the rule of thumb, and muddle and puzzle out my cases as best I can.” Detection and Mystery at the Turn of the Century CHAPTER 7 “Too sharp to be absolutely wholesome.” The Golden Age I: Freeman Wills Crofts chapter 117 137 8 “A deceptive air of docility.” The Golden Age II: Nicholas Blake and Mrs Victor Rickard chapter 155 9 “Among the poor the police are never regarded as the upholders of the common law, but as agents of the rich to oppress those without property.” Post-Revolutionary Ireland 171 chapter io “A kind of private eye and general trouble-shooter.” Irish Hard-Boiled and Pulp 193 CHAPTER II “Not too quiet for crime.” Irish Crime Fiction in the Mid-Twentieth Century I chapter 211 12 “The law after all is just a machine that suspects everyone on general principles.” Irish Crime Fiction in the Mid-Twentieth Century II 227
Contents CHAPTER I? “His father had been on the wrong side in the Civil War.” Irish Spy Fiction in the 1960s and 1970s 2.43 CHAPTER 14 “Being Irish, you had a certain innate guile that allowed you to think like a criminal and keep one step ahead of them.” Irish Crime Writing in the 1970s and 1980s 259 chapter 15 “It was the virus of my country’s illness that felled him.” Northern Ireland 273 chapter 16 “The authority to dispose of anyone who stands in my way.” The 1980s and Early 1990s 289 17 “A surly-Iooking cop lounging at the security desk.” Northern Irish Crime Fiction in the 1990s 305 chapter chapter 18 “Technically a private investigator.” Thrillers and the Diversity of Irish Crime Writing in the 1990s chapter 321 19 “People loved reading about crime in Ireland.” The Police and Private Detective Novel in the 1990s 337
x Contents CHAPTER 2,0 “Killers who chop up their victims, that’s all very American, or at the very least English. In Ireland it tvould only happen by accident, like most things.” Towards the New Millennium 359 Bibliography 377 Index 409
The book deals diachronically with Irish crime fiction, from the picaresque of the 17th century up to the late 1990s when the "Emerald Noir" boom began. Irish writers, often without due recognition, have been instrumental in the development of the genre on an international level, and figures such as Le Fanu, Meade, Childers, Wills Crofts have been responsible for many of the innovations in crime fiction which have later become standard. This book examines Irish crime writing in its widest sense, from the detective mystery to the spy thriller, and seeks to vindicate the relevance of the Irish contribution to the field of crime fiction as well as stressing the importance of crime writing within the field of Irish Studies. This work traces Irish crime fiction from the early appropriation of the picaresque, 'which would gain resonance throughout Europe, through the gothic, the early detective tale, to the Irish contribution to the Golden Age mystery, to Irish hard-boiled pulp and inner-city police procedurals in which crimes committed by Irish criminals are investigated by Irish agents of detection. |
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