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Five International Crime Novels You Should Read This October
Scandinavian folk horror, weird tales from France, and an Italian mystery with a light touch.
Denise Mina Is Spending Her Quarantine Watching Shoah
The Scottish crime writer on serial killers, policing, and how to protect the most vulnerable members of society.
Five International Crime Novels You Should Read This September
These mysteries and detective stories are perfect for the armchair traveler.
Jim Thompson Is The Cynical Voice of Reason We Need In This Dumpster Fire of a Year
"Life is a bucket of shit with a barbed wire handle."
Ruth Ware on Locked Room Mysteries, Ski Chalets, and the Evolution of Voyeurism
The author discusses her signature blend of mystery and psychological suspense.
The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2020: Fall Preview
50 new crime novels, mysteries, and thrillers to get you through the end of the year.
Laura Lippman: "My Imagination Is Really Dark."
The author opens up about parenting, aging, choosing happiness, and exploring her dark, twisted imagination.
10 Physicians Who Also Write Crime Fiction
From Arthur Conan Doyle to Tess Gerritsen, medical professionals have also excelled at writing mysteries.
Good Girls, Weeds, And The Problem with Suburban Criminality on Screen
They're not doing it for their families. They're doing it for the ideals of middle-class consumerism.
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