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    How Grady Hendrix Came to Love Horror

    Read an excerpt and see the cover reveal for the new anthology "Why I Love Horror: Essays on Horror Literature", edited by Becky Siegel Spratford

    April 4, 2025  By Grady Hendrix
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    New International Fiction to Check Out This Spring

    Cultural clashes in India, pop stars in France, queer heroes in Turkey, and more

    April 4, 2025  By Molly Odintz
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    Queer Crime Writers Presents: LGBTQIA+ Spring Reads!

    11 new and upcoming queer mysteries and thrillers to carry you through to summer

    April 3, 2025  By Queer Crime Writers 
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    The Backlist: Reading Alison Gaylin's 'What Remains of Me' with Alafair Burke

    Burke and Polly Stewart revisit Gaylin's twisty two-timeline Hollywood thriller.

    April 3, 2025  By Polly Stewart
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    Bryan Gruley on Research, Inspiration, and a Notorious Hockey Fight

    Finding a story's emotional truth.

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    Power and Punishment: Using the Language of Fantasy to Subvert Real-Life Oppression

    "[I]t is in this interplay between power, its exercise, and its fettering that the fantasy genre’s subversive nature shines."

    April 2, 2025  By Shalini Abeysekara
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    There Is Only One Plot – Things Are Not As They Seem

    Why the Jim Thompson adage still holds true and is the key to good storytelling.

    March 28, 2025  By C.B. Everett
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    Chris Offutt on Outlaws, Scofflaws, and Kentucky Noir

    A conversation with the author of the new novel, 'The Reluctant Sheriff'

    March 26, 2025  By Alex Dueben
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    The Age of Discontentment: Tess Gerritsen on Senior Crime Solvers and Subverting Expectations

    The author discusses the latest novel in her new series, The Martini Club.

    March 26, 2025  By John B. Valeri
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    Bog Gothic, or "Bogothic": When Bogs Seep Into Literature

    "[B]ogs and bog bodies are excellent material for a thriller, mystery novel, or scary story."

    March 25, 2025  By Johanna Van Veen
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