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The publication Places and Spaces of Crime in Popular Imagination ventures into the realms of genre literature and explores its rendering of locations and spaces. The uniqueness of this collection is in its varied theoretical framework and its broad focus. The explored genres include crime fiction, spy novel, academic mystery, crime comics, and crime film - a fact that ensures a detailed insight into the so far under-researched area of popular genres. Rather than a geographical approach (typically used in a number of published studies), this volume employs a broad analysis of various functions of individual spaces in relation to crime. Bringing together researchers from various institutions, the collection represents an up-to-date summary of central European research of place and space in popular genres.
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