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2008
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The Guilty Pleasures of Political Crime Fiction Dear CD, How could John Saul leave out Paco Ignacio Taibo II, a Mexican who is a certified Marxist history professor and who writes brilliant novels, some of which feature his half-Irish, world-weary, Mexico City-loving detective, Hector Belascoaran Shayne - not to mention the Cuban (living, working and publishing his books there) Leonardo Padura, whose novels explore the social problems not mentioned in official Cuba's publications? J. Duckworth from the CD website Dear CD, \"Along comes my friend Cy Gonick...\" Mecca (a left-wing look at terrorism); The Dance of Shiva civil rights and religious intolerance; Mindfield (the CIA-funded LSD experiments in Montreal); Slander (civil rights, women's rights, abortion); The laughing Falcon (global environment and U.S. right-wing politics in Central America); and Triai of Passion, April Fool and Kill All the Judges (environment, the Green movement).
