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    What Happens When a Journalist and a Psychotherapist Write a Mystery Together?

    Co-authors Kate Hilton and Elizabeth Renzetti on the art of collaborative writing

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    Catching up with the prolific author to discuss all things mysterious.

    May 13, 2025  By Alex Dueben
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    The Bond of Cinema Led a Charmed Existence. The Spy Of the Novels Is Less Enviable.

    "James Bond is an habitual loser, for every triumph he pays a price in personal loss."

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    The Joys and Travails of Writing with a Canine Companion

    "[F]ew things help you shift your point of view like looking after a dog."

    May 9, 2025  By Leonie Swann
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    "[P]lot is the delivery system. The message? That’s what you sneak in once they’re already invested."

    May 8, 2025  By Nick Brooks
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    Mattea Kramer on Crafting Nested Tales and Capturing the Nature of Ordinary Evil

    No one commits terrible acts alone. And the map of the hurt around them deserves as much space on the page.

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    Liann Zhang Talks Class Warfare, Toxic Influencers, and the Nature of Villainy

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    Can’t Solve the Case Without the Right Set of Wheels

    The art of getting your sleuth into the perfect mystery machine

    May 2, 2025  By Sam Lumley
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    Margot Douaihy Talks Hardboiled Fiction, Queer Themes, and her Iconic Sleuthing Nun

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    Detective Novels and the "Middlebrow"

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