Jane: A Murder

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"Jane: A Murder" is a hybrid work of poetry, memoir, and true crime in which Maggie Nelson investigates the life and unsolved murder of her aunt Jane.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
memoir
poetry collection
true crime literature
author Maggie Nelson
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticalReception acclaimed by literary critics
explores ethics of true crime
family trauma
limits of knowledge about the dead
focusesOnEvent unsolved murder of Jane Mixer
genre memoir
poetry
true crime
hasInfluenceOn hybrid nonfiction forms
hasSubject Maggie Nelson's aunt
hasTheme family history
grief
investigation of an unsolved murder
memory
violence against women
intendedAudience adult readers
isAbout a real-life murder case
isNonfiction true
language English
literaryForm hybrid work
literaryMovement contemporary American literature
mainSubject Jane Mixer
medium print
narrativePerspective first-person
notableFor blending poetry, memoir, and true crime
pageCountApproximate 200
publicationYear 2005
publisher Soft Skull Press
relatedWork The Red Parts
setting Michigan
timePeriodDescribed author's contemporary life
late 1960s
usesForm documents and archival materials
poems
prose fragments

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