Who are the popular authors of dieselpunk detective novels?

The 'Mortal Engines' series by Philip Reeve also falls into this category. The books are set in a post - apocalyptic world with dieselpunk elements. The main characters often find themselves in detective - like situations as they try to understand the true nature of their world and the forces at work.

Dennis Lehane is a very popular author of Boston detective novels. His works like 'Mystic River' and 'The Given Day' are highly regarded.

William McIlvanney is a very popular author. His Laidlaw series is highly regarded in the genre of Glasgow detective novels. He has a great ability to create a vivid picture of Glasgow and its people while crafting engaging detective stories.

John Smith is known for his Lazarus detective novels. His writing style is very engaging and he often creates unique crime scenarios for Lazarus to solve.

Dashiell Hammett is a popular name in this genre. His 'The Thin Man' is a great example of detective comedy. He was able to create a detective story with a lot of witty dialogue. Another author is Lisa Lutz. In her 'The Spellman Files' series, she writes about a family of detectives with a very humorous take on detective work. The family dynamics are both comical and interesting for readers.

I'm not sure about a specific 'vera' detective novel author off the top of my head. There could be many independent or lesser - known authors writing in this genre.

Sebastian Fitzek is a popular author. His works often delve deep into the psychological aspects of crime and detection, making for gripping reads.

Steven Saylor is quite popular. His Gordianus series is set in ancient Rome and offers great detective stories. He does a good job of recreating the Roman atmosphere.

Richard Montanari is a popular author. His works often involve detective stories set in Philadelphia. His writing style is engaging and his characters are well - developed.

There might be emerging authors in Barbados who are starting to make a name for themselves in the detective novel genre. They bring fresh perspectives, often focusing on modern - day issues in Barbados while still maintaining the traditional mystery elements.