Ten Commandments of Detective Fiction
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The Ten Commandments of Detective Fiction are a set of rules formulated by Ronald Knox in 1929 that outline the fair-play principles and conventions for writing classic whodunit mysteries.
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| Ten Commandments of Detective Fiction canonical | 2 |
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