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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"murder mystery"”.
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What hidden lies : a novel
… genre novel conforming to the conventions of the murder mystery form, with a tightly constructed plot involving a police investigation, a range of suspects, planted clues, red herrings and a surprise ending. But the novel also seeks to use this accessible literary form to examine deeper issues, …
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Where the Dead Remain
Where the Dead Remain is a murder mystery set in a Post-Katrina New Orleans where the gods, magic and monsters of various world mythologies actually exist. The story follows a week in the life of Jude Duboisson, a once magician who is struggling with the loss of his magic and the life he had known …
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Broken Chain
… screenplay, which utilizes elements of the murder mystery genre to explore a fantastical reality that echoes many of the issues of consumerism and commercialized beauty that we face today. The world of Broken Chain is intended to be one which the audience could find both intriguing and …
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And now for something completely different
… longer piece that focuses on a murder mystery. The stories also include themes of relationships in trouble, betrayal, redemption, revenge, and desire. Two stories are written in an experimental format as one story is told through dialogue and the second is an epistolary story.
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The neural correlates of social and non-social decision-making in resolving complex, dynamic uncertainty
… ambiguity using a 45-minute episode of a murder mystery drama. In the first fMRI study, participants continuously rated their certainty regarding a primary character’s guilt. Neural synchrony during this appraisal task was examined via inter-subject correlation and sliding window …
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The Death of Lily
… blends the genres of the academic novel and the murder mystery or detective novel. Second, the narrative is told in third person-present tense, third person limited-past tense, and first person. Divided into three parts, the novel rotates between first person monologues and third person chapters, …