British Crime Stories Tend To Be Very

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British Crime Stories Tend To Be Very Internal, Psychological, Claustrophobic, Very Limited In Terms Of Geography.

I Don't Care About The Little Guy. I Just Hate The Big Guy. I Hate Big Smug People Who Think They Can Get Away With Things.

The British Regulatory System Was Revised, So That Bigger Profits Were Encouraged, Which Removed The Option Of Big Spending On Programming. Quality Just Fell Off A Cliff, And All The Old Hands Either Left Or Were Fired For Being Too Expensive.

Intensely Vivid Characters, Terrible Crimes, And A Brutal Deep-frozen Landscape All Prove Beyond A Reasonable Doubt That Cold Nurtures Good And Evil As Readily As Heat ... And That Giles Blunt Is A Really Tremendous Crime Novelist.