Strange Countries and Secret Worlds in Ruth Rendell's Crime NovelsFootnote** This article benefited considerably from suggestions made by Paul F. Starrs, Gary J. Hausladen, and several anonymous reviewers. I would also like to thank Lawrence D. McCann and J. Douglas Porteous for their helpful advice and encouragement, Jill Jahansoozi for her enthusiasm, and Kathie Merriam for encouraging appreciation of the mystery genre within our geography department.
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