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A Crime Reader's Antidote to Valentine's Day
12 psychological thrillers to read this Valentine’s Day if you (like me) will be spending the evening at home, alone, drinking wine on the couch, with your cat next to you.
Mary Higgins Clark, the Queen of Suspense, Has Died At 92
Remembering the incalculable influence and resilient heroines of a venerable figure.
The Best Books of 2019: Historical Fiction
Revolutionary Fervor, Enlightenment Woes, Gothic Romance, and Jazz-Age Mysteries Galore
The Best Books of 2019: International Crime Fiction
A look at the year's 10 best mysteries and crime novels from around the globe.
Martha Grimes Has Plenty of Style
The author of the acclaimed Richard Jury series on craft, human kindness, and our changing world.
Attica Locke: "My unconscious is a better writer than I am."
The Texas crime author on the legacy of history, the resurgence of prejudice, and the meaning of forgiveness.
Oyinkan Braithwaite Has Two Sisters, Neither of Whom Is a Serial Killer
And other facts we learned from interviewing the author of 2018's breakout debut, My Sister, The Serial Killer
A Brief History of Academic Mysteries, Campus Thrillers, and Research Noir
The cloistered, high-pressure world of academia has always been a perfect setting for crime fiction.
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