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    Crime and the City: Race, Murder, and Injustice in Atlanta

    Crime and the City: Race, Murder, and Injustice in Atlanta

    From Oscar Micheaux to Karin Slaughter, Great Crime Writing in the South

    By Paul French | May 31, 2017

    5 Crime Must-Reads Coming in June

    5 Crime Must-Reads Coming in June

    From Dead Children to... Missing Children

    By Lisa Levy | May 30, 2017

    Back Stage with Hunter S. Thompson

    Back Stage with Hunter S. Thompson

    David Swinson on His Years Doing Shows with an American Legend

    By David Swinson | May 26, 2017

    Crooks, Liars, and Spies: 10 Great Books of Washington Intrigue

    Crooks, Liars, and Spies: 10 Great Books of Washington Intrigue

    Once a Swamp, Always a Swamp

    By Dwyer Murphy | May 26, 2017

    Paris: City of Light, <em>and</em> City of Darkness

    Paris: City of Light, and City of Darkness

    Gerald Stembridge on the Ugly Underside of Urban Beauty

    By Gerard Stembridge | May 25, 2017

    Denise Mina: Telling the True Crime Stories of Gritty Glasgow

    Denise Mina: Telling the True Crime Stories of Gritty Glasgow

    On Fictionalizing the Infamous Peter Manuel Murders

    By Daneet Steffens | May 23, 2017

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    Scott Turow on Rereading Herzog and Abandoning Joyce

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    The Crime Novelist Who Writes Poetry

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    Capturing the True Criminality of Chinese State Corruption

    Capturing the True Criminality of Chinese State Corruption

    Ian Hamilton on Researching the Ava Lee Series

    By Ian Hamilton | May 17, 2017

    Dennis Lehane Can Quote </br><em>The Great Gatsby</em> Endlessly

    Dennis Lehane Can Quote
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    Crime and the City: Sleaze, Transience, and Edginess in Brighton

    Crime and the City: Sleaze, Transience, and Edginess in Brighton

    Exploring "London's West End on Sea," from Graham Greene to Nick Cave

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    Book Lovers Make the Best Sleuths

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    Dennis Lehane on Writing For TV, Children in Peril, and the Name Rachel

    Dennis Lehane on Writing For TV, Children in Peril, and the Name Rachel

    The Author of Since We Fell in Conversation with Catherine La Sota

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    My Father's Secret Life As a Cold War Spy

    My Father's Secret Life As a Cold War Spy

    And a Partner in Espionage with a Top Soviet Asset

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    Shanghai Noir: How to Write Crime Fiction in a City with a 100% Conviction Rate

    Shanghai Noir: How to Write Crime Fiction in a City with a 100% Conviction Rate

    From 19th-Century Pirates to 21st-Century Bureacrats

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