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Death As A Puzzle To Be Solved

Posted at 8:15AM Wednesday 10 Mar 2010

At the launch event for Best European Fiction 2010 a few weeks ago, the Norwegian author and dramatist Jon Fosse made some wonderfully cutting and dismissive remarks about crime fiction.

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