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    True Crime Advice: Is It Morally Defensible to Own a Charles Manson Dishtowel?

    True Crime Advice: Is It Morally Defensible to Own a Charles Manson Dishtowel?

    And Other Burning Questions from the True Crime Obsessed

    By Tori Telfer | November 30, 2018

    CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of the Month

    CrimeReads Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of the Month

    November's Best CrimeReads Features

    By CrimeReads | November 30, 2018

    Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

    Breaking into Publishing as a Queer Crime Writer: A Roundtable

    3 Debut Novelists Talk Crime Writing and #OwnVoices

    By P. J. Vernon | November 29, 2018

    Merriam Modell: Domestic Suspense's Reluctant Pioneer

    Merriam Modell: Domestic Suspense's Reluctant Pioneer

    How Bunny Lake Is Missing—and Success—Haunted the Author

    By Sarah Weinman | November 28, 2018

    Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

    Where Spy Fiction Meets Afrofuturism

    Imraan Coovadia on Africa, Spies, and Time Traveling While Black

    By Mimi Wong | November 28, 2018

    Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

    Writing Crime Fiction for the Podcast Generation

    Chatting with Two Authors Who Are Bringing Mystery to the World of Scripted Podcasts

    By CrimeReads | November 28, 2018

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    • Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History
    • Call It Evil: Understanding the Trump Era
    • Live Laugh Love: The Secret History of White Christian Women and the World They Made
    • The Rouse

    Trained to Protect Foreign Dignitaries, Hunt Fugitives, and Write Tom Clancy Novels

    By Marc Cameron | November 26, 2018

    Writing About the Origins of the British Secret Service

    By H.B. Lyle | November 21, 2018

    It’s Never Been Easier—or Harder—to Self-Publish

    By Libby Fischer Hellmann | November 20, 2018

    How To Set A Medieval Crime In A Modern City

    How To Set A Medieval Crime In A Modern City

    Reliquary Theft, Narrow Alleyways, and Other Reasons To Set You Crime Novel In Venice

    By David Carlson | November 19, 2018

    William Goldman: A Writing Life in 25 Quotes

    William Goldman: A Writing Life in 25 Quotes

    Hard-Earned Wisdom from a Life in Letters

    By CrimeReads | November 16, 2018

    David Grann: Driven Toward the Greatest Mystery of All

    David Grann: Driven Toward the Greatest Mystery of All

    Antarctic Exploration, Extreme Figures, and Perilous Quests

    By Dwyer Murphy | November 16, 2018

    Writing Characters Who Are in the Throes of Addiction

    Writing Characters Who Are in the Throes of Addiction

    A Lawyer and Mystery Novelist Reflects on Drug Court

    By Allen Eskens | November 16, 2018

    An Evening with <br>The Detection Club

    An Evening with
    The Detection Club

    Solemn Rituals, Golden Age Icons, and Mysterious Punctuation

    By Lynne Truss | November 8, 2018

    Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

    Jessica Fletcher and 'Murder, She Wrote' Are Alive and Well

    Jon Land on Continuing the Iconic Cozy Series

    By Mark Rubinstein | November 7, 2018

    Jonathan Lethem on Detectives, Frontiers, and Utopias

    Jonathan Lethem on Detectives, Frontiers, and Utopias

    A New Kind of Crime Novel for an Age of Extremes

    By Lily Meyer | November 6, 2018

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