2023 002 Collision Reconstruction: Canadian Crime Writers

Update: 2023-03-08

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Are Canadian crime writers pigeon-holed? Can they "break through" with non-Canadian (read: U.S.) readers. Panelists from the 2012 and 2018 festivals offer their thoughts in another Collision Reconstruction. Anthony Bidulka, Dwayne Clayden, J. E. Barnard, David A. Poulsen, Susan Calder

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2023 002 Collision Reconstruction: Canadian Crime Writers

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2023 002 Collision Reconstruction: Canadian Crime Writers

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2023 002 Collision Reconstruction: Canadian Crime Writers

2023 002 Collision Reconstruction: Canadian Crime Writers