Book Chapters

Bisama, A, ed. (2004) '¿Por qué estudiar literatura policial?' In: El neopolicial latinoamericano. Valparaiso, Chile: Editorial Puntángeles. [Details]

Krajenbrink, M and Quinn, K (2009) ''Introduction'' In: Investigating Identities: Questions of Identity in Contemporary International Crime Fiction. Amsterdam: Rodopi. [Details]

Godsland, S, Collins, J, eds (2004) 'Chilean Writers and neopolicial latinoamericano' In: Latin American Detective Fiction: New Readings. Manchester: MMU Press. [Details]

Craig-Odders, R, Collins, J, Close, G, eds (2006) 'Private Detectives, Private Lives: The Detective Fiction of Sergio Gómez and Marcela Serrano' In: Hispanic and Luso-Brazilian Detective Fiction. North Carolina: McFarland. [Details]

Quinn, K (2009) 'Cases of Identity Concealed and Revealed in Chilean Crime Fiction' In: Investigating Identities: Questions of Identity in Contemporary International Crime Fiction. Amsterdam: Rodopi. [Details]

Edited Books

Marieke Krajenbrink and Kate M. Quinn (Ed.). (2009) Investigating Identities: Questions of Identity in Contemporary International Crime Fiction. Amsterdam: Rodopi. [Details]

Peer Reviewed Journals

Quinn, K (2007) 'Detection, Dictatorship and Democracy: Santiago de Chile in Ramón Díaz Eterovic’s Heredia Series'. Romance Studies, . [Details]

                           

Conference Paper

Quinn, K (2002) Chilean Writers and neopolicial latinoamericano. Royal Holloway, London: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2002) Invited Presentation: ¿Por qué estudiar literatura policial?. Santiago, Chile: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2003) La representación de Catalina de los Ríos y Lisperguer / La Quintrala en la narrativa chilena. Oporto, Portugal: Conference on 'Percepción y representación de la mujer transgresora': Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2003) Rewriting the Origins of the Nation in Mercedes Valdivieso's Maldita yo entre las mujeres. NUIG, Conference on Latin American Identities: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2004) A Detective on the Case: the Crime Fiction of René Vergara. San Antonio, Texas, PCA/ACA Conference: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2005) Race, Place and Identity in Contemporary European Crime Narrative. NUIG, Modern Languages Conference: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2005) Anglophone or Anglophoney? Chilean Crime Writers of the Forties and Fifties. San Diego, California, PCA/ACA Conference: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2007) Sensational Crimes and Changing Times in Santiago. UL, The Scene of the Crime: Setting in Contemporary Crime Fiction (2nd Interdisciplinary Conference): Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2009) El tema de la memoria en Ramón Díaz Eterovic y Roberto Brodsky. Santiago, Chile, Segundo Coloquio Latinoamericano de Literatura Policial: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2010) El tema de la independencia en Camila de María Luisa Bemberg. Toulouse, 6th CEISAL Conference: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2011) History as Horror Story in Jaime Collyer’s El Infiltrado and Roberto Bolaño’s Estrella distante. QUB, States of Crime: The State in Crime Fiction (Fourth Interdisciplinary Conference): Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2012) Re-imagining the Conquest and Colony in Recent Chilean Narrative. NEMLA Conference, Rochester, NY: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K (2012) Transatlantic Detection in Hispanic Crime Fiction. PCA/ACA 42nd Annual Conference: Conference Paper [Details]

Quinn, K. (2009) The Arms Race, Espionage and Murder in Chilean Crime Fiction. Con(tra)vention: Crime and the Boundaries of Genre. UCC: Conference Paper [Details]

                                                                                                 

Workshops

Quinn, K. (2011) Criminal Passions: The Perennial Appeal of Death and Detection. Babel Public Lecture Series. Galway City Library: Workshops [Details]

   

                         

Other Activities

Conference Organisation: NUIG, 2003, Interdisciplinary Conference on Latin American Identities

Conference Organisation, NUIG, June 2005. Memory in the Crime Genre