Historical Mysteries - mixed feelings
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Historical Mysteries - mixed feelings
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Tl;dr: done well it sounds good, otherwise maybe not...
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Maybe it can be boring if everyone is writing about monk sleuths during the 1300s in England, but I feel like this isn't very different from the dozens of authors who write about cops in New York in the 2000s. I guess it depends on the research though, as some are very poorly researched, and it's easier for a lazy writer to get away with not doing the work if it takes place in current times!
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