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    Crafting Creepy Crime Fiction in the Danish Countryside

    Sara Blaedel and Mads Peder Nordbo on a writing partnership honed in rural Scandinavia.

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    Or, how to write cozies, from those who know them best.

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    Whether your story is set in the urban northeast or a western wilderness, the question still arises.

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    The Bane and Boon of an Unreliable Narrator

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    Stephen Spotswood On "Queering the Narrative of the Golden Age of America"

    To write crime fiction about gay life in the 1950 is to write noir. But celebrating love is just as essential.

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    It's an iconic moment in cinema history. But behind the filming is a disturbing–and revealing–story.

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    Learning to Be Lost (and Found) in Fiction and in Life

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