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Millennial Thrillers and the Power of Obsession

In an increasingly untethered world, women in thrillers use obsession as a counter to their disconnect and ennui.

June 17, 2021  By Melissa Larsen
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On Cars, Characters, and Crime

"Driving shapes identity. And in turn, it becomes a sign of our identity."

June 17, 2021  By John McMahon
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Jonathan Lee on the Man Who Built New York City ... Only to Disappear Into It

A new novel explores the mysterious legacy of Andrew Haswell Green, the Father of Greater New York, who built Central Park and the New York Public Library, then all but disappeared into history.

June 15, 2021  By Dwyer Murphy
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The Gothic Elegance of Venice in Winter

Christine Mangan on the power of setting and the strange allure of off-season Venice.

June 15, 2021  By Christine Mangan
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What Makes a Killer Plot Twist?

One author's exploration of upended expectations, fair play, and stories that deliver what readers need.

June 14, 2021  By Taylor Adams
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Kellye Garrett on Writing a New Mystery That Takes on Social Media, Fame, and the 'Strong Black Woman'

Kellye Garrett discusses Like a Sister, her upcoming novel, and offers an exclusive reveal of the cover.

June 11, 2021  By Alex Segura
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Learning About Life From Crime Fiction

"It is our shared experiences through the written word that can help us feel less isolated and more connected."

June 11, 2021  By Opa Hysea Wise
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24 Queer Crime Novels to Read All Year Long

Celebrate Pride Month with gay thrillers, lesbian mysteries, and queer crime fiction galore!

June 10, 2021  By Molly Odintz
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Shop Talk: Ace Atkins Writes on a 40-Year Old Keyboard and Doesn’t Believe in Word Counts

Crime writers talking writing routines, long walks, and good coffee.

June 10, 2021  By Eli Cranor
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Escaping Into British Humor Is the Perfect Balm

In the crisp sentences of Wodehouse and the wry scenarios of Jerome, one author finds the escape she needs.

June 9, 2021  By Connie Berry
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