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Tag Archives: police procedural
Interview with David Swinson
David Swinson, author of the new genre-bending detective novel, A Detailed Man, talks to us here about his novel, and opens up connections between his own life as a police detective and the complex portrait of Detective Simeon of the … Continue reading
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Tagged crime fiction, David Swinson, genre-bender, law enforcement, MPDC, police procedural, Washington DC
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Review of “A Detailed Man” by David Swinson
“That’s the life of a detailed man. You never have anything of your own. Everything’s borrowed. Even the time.” Detective Simeon is this detailed man. The author, David Swinson, has himself worked robbery and homicide details. Some readers may wonder … Continue reading
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