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"It doesn't bother me if people work out on page one who the killer is"
Ian Rankin says what is most important is what crime fiction tells us about society.
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    "It doesn't bother me if people work out on page one who the killer is"
  2. "I spent a lot of my youth writing my mother's stories down"
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    "I spent a lot of my youth writing my mother's stories down"
  3. "I never knew more than the four streets that I lived on"
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    "I never knew more than the four streets that I lived on"
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    "How you perceive things and how you are perceived can be at such odds"
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    "I didn't realise how quietly rebellious I was being"
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