Christiana Gregoriou is an Associate Professor in English Language at Leeds University’s School of English. Her published work includes three monographs: Deviance in Contemporary Crime Fiction (2007), Language, Ideology and Identity in Serial Killer Narratives (2011) and Crime Fiction Migration: Crossing Languages, Cultures, Media (2017). Gigliola Sulis is Associate Professor of Italian at the University of Leeds. Recent publications include Sergio Atzeni e le voci della Sardegna, co-edited with Giuseppe Ledda ( 2017) and Local, Regional, and Transnational Identities in Translation: the Italian Case, co-edited with Elisa Segnini as a special issue of The Translator 24, 1 (2018). David Platten is Professor of Modern French Studies at the University of Leeds. He is the author of The Pleasures of Crime: Reading Modern French Crime Fiction (2011). He is currently leading a project on the influence of true crime writing over public attitudes and policy development, and is writing two monographs entitled: The Power of Belief: True Crime in a Post-Truth World; and The Secrets of Existence or The Indispensable Albert Camus.

Christiana Gregoriou is an Associate Professor in English Language at Leeds University’s School of English. Her published work includes three monographs: Deviance in Contemporary Crime Fiction (2007), Language, Ideology and Identity in Serial Killer Narratives (2011) and Crime Fiction Migration: Crossing Languages, Cultures, Media (2017). Gigliola Sulis is Associate Professor of Italian at the University of Leeds. Recent publications include Sergio Atzeni e le voci della Sardegna, co-edited with Giuseppe Ledda ( 2017) and Local, Regional, and Transnational Identities in Translation: the Italian Case, co-edited with Elisa Segnini as a special issue of The Translator 24, 1 (2018). David Platten is Professor of Modern French Studies at the University of Leeds. He is the author of The Pleasures of Crime: Reading Modern French Crime Fiction (2011). He is currently leading a project on the influence of true crime writing over public attitudes and policy development, and is writing two monographs entitled: The Power of Belief: True Crime in a Post-Truth World; and The Secrets of Existence or The Indispensable Albert Camus.

Christiana Gregoriou is an Associate Professor in English Language at Leeds University’s School of English. Her published work includes three monographs: Deviance in Contemporary Crime Fiction (2007), Language, Ideology and Identity in Serial Killer Narratives (2011) and Crime Fiction Migration: Crossing Languages, Cultures, Media (2017). Gigliola Sulis is Associate Professor of Italian at the University of Leeds. Recent publications include Sergio Atzeni e le voci della Sardegna, co-edited with Giuseppe Ledda ( 2017) and Local, Regional, and Transnational Identities in Translation: the Italian Case, co-edited with Elisa Segnini as a special issue of The Translator 24, 1 (2018). David Platten is Professor of Modern French Studies at the University of Leeds. He is the author of The Pleasures of Crime: Reading Modern French Crime Fiction (2011). He is currently leading a project on the influence of true crime writing over public attitudes and policy development, and is writing two monographs entitled: The Power of Belief: True Crime in a Post-Truth World; and The Secrets of Existence or The Indispensable Albert Camus.