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    A Crime Novel for Future Urban Planners

    Seth Fried on Detective Fiction, A.I. & Cities of the Future

    By Benjamin Samuel | April 4, 2019

    John D. MacDonald's Mission to Save Florida

    John D. MacDonald's Mission to Save Florida

    Discovering an Iconic Author—and His Love of Nature

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    Adventures in Competitive Crossword Puzzling

    Or, How to Write a Fictional Expert When You're a Real Life Amateur

    By Parnell Hall | April 3, 2019

    Mark Bowden: A Brave New World for Nonfiction Writers

    Mark Bowden: A Brave New World for Nonfiction Writers

    In an era when everything is recorded, researchers and authors face new challenges—and new opportunities to find the truth.

    By Mark Bowden | April 2, 2019

    Max Allan Collins: Write Outside Your Comfort Zone

    Max Allan Collins: Write Outside Your Comfort Zone

    On the Risks & Rewards of Switching Genres

    By Max Allan Collins | April 1, 2019

    Where True Crime Meets Experimental Literature

    Where True Crime Meets Experimental Literature

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    Disorder in the Court: Classic Fictional Trials That Subverted the Truth

    Disorder in the Court: Classic Fictional Trials That Subverted the Truth

    Complex Justice, Hidden Truths, and Legal Drama

    By Bonnie Kistler | March 26, 2019

    Carl Hiaasen Sure Knows How to Open a Crime Novel

    Carl Hiaasen Sure Knows How to Open a Crime Novel

    The 10 Greatest Openings from a Master of Wild Florida Noir

    By CrimeReads | March 12, 2019

    The Death of the Superhero: The Crime of Killing Off Good & Evil

    The Death of the Superhero: The Crime of Killing Off Good & Evil

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    The Greatest Settings
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    Greg Iles on Mississippi, Epic Crime & Small-Town Survival

    Greg Iles on Mississippi, Epic Crime & Small-Town Survival

    The Author Talks Corruption and Compromise

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    Healing Through Writing

    Healing Through Writing

    Writing to Recover from A Harrowing Accident

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    Writing a Mystery About Mardi Gras Without the Clichés

    Writing a Mystery About Mardi Gras Without the Clichés

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