We are quickly approaching the next meeting of the ARRT Crime Fiction Genre Study. We will be at Glenview Public Library on 8/7/14 discussing Historical Crime. Click here for all of the details on our Crime Fiction Genre Study website, including the assignment.
I also just posted the assignment for the October 2, 2014 meeting on Legal, Political/Financial, and Techno Thrillers.
Remember, while you need to be a member of ARRT to join us for the discussions and/or to review the password protected notes from our meetings, anyone can access the website. Please feel free to use our assignments, resources, links, etc... to lead your own genre study. All we ask is that you credit ARRT.
It helps all librarians and library patrons everywhere when we work together to help readers. Even if you are not planning to do an entire Crime Fiction Genre Study yourself, taking a look at each of our assignments will give you a snapshot of these genres and subgenres as they stand for a popular reading audience right now.
If you have any questions, all the contact info is on the site.
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