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Another source of clues of crime fiction!

We face the following situation: We are excited about an author, but we no longer have to read from his work. We are waiting for the translation of his latest book or the reissue of his print works that have not yet had the fortune to read.

What we do in the meantime?

Well a solution is found by other authors of the genre that "codeen" with this writer whom we are following. And they are easy: Google simply place the author's name we know, accompanied by "police" (or something) and go.

example, we Márkaris + Google police and found the following article:

• Márkaris and Vargas, two police styles, La Bitácora del Tigre, entry for May 12, 2009

And so we learned of another author, Fred Vargas, and Adamsberg. The reading of that article leaves us convinced that we need to know the books of Vargas.

Incidentally, it is recommended that site, La Bitácora del Tigre, whose author remains spaces devoted to literature. Very neat it in their citations and external references, it should be.

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An inspector from the contemporary crime genre whose love is not literature! And more than Márkaris

Finally, through its Commissioner Jarit, Márkaris provides a protagonist of the genre serial contemporary policing is not a regular reader. Commissioner Jarit

only spent reading ....¡ dictionaries! That is its closest approach to the art of writing.

Indeed, the library consists solely of various types and editions of dictionaries to seem a mockery to his great continental colleagues (such as Morse, Montalbano and Wallander), which are to literature as a hobby.

I think this speaks well of Márkaris. The invention of the "Inspector" Lover of Literature "used in other series sometimes seems a trick devised by their authors in order to bring the character to themselves and to facilitate the creative work and character development.