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City University London Announces UK's First Degree Tailored To Aspiring Crime Novelists

Posted at 11:19AM Thursday 26 Jan 2012

City University London has announced that it will be launching the country's first ever Master's Degree dedicated to crime thriller writing, in response to student demand and the increasing popularity of the genre.

crimetime.co.uk


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