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Crime Fiction Data

Gideon Fairchild

Traduttore A AI

Casa editrice: Publifye

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Crime Fiction Data provides a deep dive into the economics and social science behind the crime fiction genre, analyzing readership data and market trends to uncover what makes this genre so enduringly popular. The book uses industry statistics and quantitative analysis to explore the performance of different sub-genres, offering valuable insights for publishers, authors, and academics.

 
One intriguing finding is how closely crime fiction mirrors societal anxieties, evolving alongside our moral codes. By examining sales data and reader demographics, the book reveals patterns in age, gender, education, and income that influence sub-genre preferences, offering a unique data-driven perspective on reader behavior.

 
The book's approach stands out by using quantitative methods to provide an objective picture of the crime fiction landscape. Instead of relying solely on textual analysis, Crime Fiction Data applies statistical techniques like regression and cluster analysis to identify patterns and predict future trends in the publishing world.

 
The book first introduces key databases and methods, then explores readership demographics and market trends, before dedicating later chapters to specific sub-genres like hard-boiled and psychological thrillers, assessing their market performance. This method provides an evidence-based understanding of this popular genre.
Disponibile da: 19/02/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 67 pagine.

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