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Criminal Convictions: Errant Essays on Perpetrators of Literary License Chronic Fatigue Syndrome this bustling factory town drewUniversally recognized as a premier writers of crime fiction, Nicolas Freeling here displays yet another side of his original mind in these "enviably perceptive and lyrical" essays (Kirkus) on other players in the same field. Freeling's definition of "crime fiction" is refreshingly broad, comprising not only the usual suspectstSayers, Conan Doyle, Simenon, to name but a few of those he discussesbut also Dickens, Kipling, Stendhal, and Conrad. For