It's refreshing to note that crime fiction is gradually being accepted into the mainstream of literature, and is hopefully shedding its image as "genre" fiction and therefore a poor cousin to "literary" works.
Trinity College in Dublin is now offering a course on Irish crime fiction writers, and if you enjoy Irish crime fiction you'll recognize many of the authors: Tana French, Arlene Hunt, Eoin McNamee, Stuart Neville, Declan Hughes, Benjamin Black, and John Connelly, among others.
The course syllabus indicates that Irish crime fiction is "perhaps the fastest growing area of contemporary Irish literature".
For more information, including the course syllabus, please see Declan Burke's post on Crime Always Pays.
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