221B CRIME CULTURE MAGAZINE - December 2021- March 2022

In dieser Ausgabe

Alessandra Calanchi penned an article on the evolution of the detective in crime novels and short stories while George Grella wrote an article on the evolving detective in television and cinema.

But how about what awaits us in the future? Mesut Demirbilek wrote about future forms of crime and policing and their place in mysteries.

Finally, Valentina Re penned an article on pending investigations into contemporary Italian female detectives.

We also have amazing articles apart from our case file. Ian Campbell Ross wrote an extensive article on the development of crime fiction in Ireland.

Barry Forshaw penned a delightful article on his meetings with Hitchcock and Highsmith.

We have an amazing article by Cynthia Schmidt-Cruz exploring the Mom Thriller which is a new subgenre that explores the trials of motherhood.

Not over yet! In our first English issue, we gave place to delightful exclusive interviews with Hans Rosenfeldt, Oriol Paulo, and Jo Nesbo.

On her regular column exploring the gastronomical preferences of fictional detectives, Fulya Turhan wrote about what Sherlock Holmes eats and drinks.


On his regular column exploring the musical preferences of fictional detectives, Onur Bayrakçeken wrote about what New Orleans listened to while chasing the Axeman.

Özlem Özdemir wrote about Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö's creation Martin Beck and what this series tells us after 55 years.

Doruk Tatar is exploring Turkey, where spies are everywhere but spy fiction is nowhere to be found.

Damla Yazıcı wrote a review on Turkish crime novel Rakun by Suat Duman.

Suat Duman, Çağatay Yaşmut and Ercan Akbay are also in our new issue with their short stories.