The return of crime novels by Nicola Griffith and Elizabeth Hand

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : She's young, and though she's cool and collected, and uses deadly violence when the situation warrants it, she's full of energy and revels in the pleasures of the body: food, sex, sun on her face, fine wine, great clothes, stunning music...
56% : I reached out to the author Griffith, who readers may know from her historical novels "Hild," "Menewood" and "Spear," and she was kind enough to respond to my questions about Aud.
56% : Instead, I can tell you my approach to figuring out Aud.
45% : And then I took her to Norway, because, first, it's where she's from, and I wanted to know how it formed her, but honestly, mainly because I'd never been and it was my excuse to research it and imagine its alien snowscapes and on-off, black-white, yes-no extremes.
43% : It's hard to say what my approach to crime writing is because these are the only crime fiction I've written (so far).

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