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    Rules for the New Generation of Cozy Mysteries

    Above all else, don't forget to write in some cute pets!

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    Sometimes, a place cries out to you, asking you to make it the setting of a story. RV Raman writes about how a remote resort in Central India supplied the setting for his second mystery.

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    "What is the recipe for foreign language use? How much Spanish is acceptable in an English-language book?"

    December 7, 2021  By Teresa Dovalpage
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    The Curse of Englishness: Why Every British Thriller Is Also a Black Comedy

    "We specialise in a specific kind of English malice based on class and distorted moral rectitude."

    December 4, 2021  By Christopher Fowler
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    Why the Heightened World of Elite Dance Is the Perfect Vehicle for a Feminist Thriller

    .On ballerinas, womanhood, and the patriarchal control behind "self-discipline"

    December 3, 2021  By Erin Kelly
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    My Narrator Isn't A Victim or a Damsel. She's a Survivor.

    Yasmin Angoe on crafting a Ghanaian-American heroine who’s even more badass than Bond. James Bond.

    December 3, 2021  By Yasmin Angoe
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    Shop Talk: Alex Segura Is Always Writing, Even When He's Not

    Crime writers talking routine, revision, and knocking out fifteen good minutes while the kids are napping.

    December 2, 2021  By Eli Cranor
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    How to Solve A Murder in Early 19th-Century London

    The coroner, the Bow Street Runners, and murder investigation in Regency England

    December 1, 2021  By Darcie Wilde
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    Strong Women in Fiction: The Problem With Magic Bracelets

    Elysia Whisler was told her protagonist was 'too strong'

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    Have Cozy, Will Travel: Books in Which Cozy Protagonists Are On the Move

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