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Summer Fiction Preview:
19 YA Novels Perfect For Mystery and Thriller Fans
Gothics, whodunnits, psychologicals, historicals, and more than one parody of Fire Fest.
Queer Mysteries and Thrillers To Read All Year Long
Celebrate Pride Month with folk horror, rural noir, historical deep dives, and so much crime fiction!
Sarai Walker On Gothic Ghosts and Feminist Folk Tales
"I definitely wanted to disrupt the idea of 'happily ever after...'"
May's Best International Fiction
Brazilian dark fantasy, Moroccan social criticism, and Swedish thrills
An Interview with Zarqa Nawaz, Author and Creator of Little Mosque on the Prairie
"Why can’t you be a practicing Muslim who enjoys life, is fun to be around and respectful of other people’s faiths and life choices?"
The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2022: Summer Reading Edition
120 mysteries, thrillers, and crime novels to read all summer long.
The State of the Crime Novel in 2022, Part 2: Genre, Publishing, and What to Read Next
"Noir is a state of mind regardless of genre." - S. A. Cosby
"Perception, self-deception, and truth": Soon Wiley Talks Craft and Character
"When it comes to my characters, I almost always start with their desires."
The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable With The Edgar Nominees
Edgar Awards Nominees Reflect On How The Pandemic Has Changed Their Writing Lives
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