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Jan Karsten
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Writing What You Want to Learn: The Joy of Real-World Research When Crafting a Novel
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Vicki Delany
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Jordan Harper on the Bittersweetness of Adapting His Own Novel into a Hollywood Film
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The Heart's Darkness: Mary Watson on the Real-Life Murder That Drew Her to Mysteries
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No Way Out: Using Locked-Room Mysteries to Explore Psychological Entrapment
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The Most Terrifying Buildings in Literature
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