Book Case TV People in Strange Lands (Season 3, Episode 14)
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Book Case TV

People in Strange Lands (Season 3, Episode 14)

TV Episode | Talk-Show

This week Frank Debonair investigates the fascination that some crime writers have with dark psychological and existential characters. What does it mean to write about the dark corners of the human mind? Are these new grounds to gain a ...See moreThis week Frank Debonair investigates the fascination that some crime writers have with dark psychological and existential characters. What does it mean to write about the dark corners of the human mind? Are these new grounds to gain a better insight into our psyche? Do they say something about our nature? Or are they a reflection of society at large? Crime authors Andrew Gross, Mark Rubenstein, T. Jefferson Parker, Linwood Barclay, and Jon Land undergo extensive cross-analysis under Frederic Colier Colier's razor-sharp curiosity. The last Pick Of The Week of the season takes a different turn and showcases books by authors whose characters are trapped by existential and moral dilemmas: Daniel Woodrell, "The Maid's Version." Martin Fletcher, "Jacob's Oath." Andre Dubus III, "Dirty Love." And Javier Marias, "The Infatuations." Written by Producer See less

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4 cast members

Name	Known for
Gross. Andrew Self Self See fewer	Book Case TV (2012)
Linwood Barclay Self Self See fewer	Trust Your Eyes
Frederic Colier Self Self See fewer	Of Wanderlust (2003)
Jon Land Self Self See fewer	Dirty Deeds (2005)

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