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    True Crime Podcasts <br>Done Right

    True Crime Podcasts
    Done Right

    A Look At 7 Podcasts That Don't Sacrifice Ethics for Storytelling

    By Stephanie Van Schilt | September 5, 2019

    Great Noir Lives—and Dies—on Dialogue

    Great Noir Lives—and Dies—on Dialogue

    On the most essential, often overlooked, element of the genre

    By A.B. Jewell | September 4, 2019

    An Ode to Podcasts: Dispatches from PodCon 2019

    An Ode to Podcasts: Dispatches from PodCon 2019

    On Podcon, the podcast convention that was once, and shall ne'er be again.

    By Emily Stein | September 4, 2019

    Visiting The Hamptons (Through Crime Fiction)

    Visiting The Hamptons (Through Crime Fiction)

    New York's summer retreat is more than pristine beaches and seaside cottages—it's also a good setting for crime novels.

    By Paul French | September 4, 2019

    10 New Books You Should Read This September

    10 New Books You Should Read This September

    The Month's Best in Crime, Mystery, and Thrillers

    By CrimeReads | September 3, 2019

    Technology is a Crime Writer's Best Friend

    Technology is a Crime Writer's Best Friend

    A decade ago, some crime writers hated the idea of cellphones. Now, everyday technology is key to crafting suspense.

    By Catherine Ryan Howard | September 3, 2019

    Best Reviewed
    Books of the Week

    • Will and Attention: A Memoir
    • The AGI Chronicles: The Inside Story of the Race to Create an Artificial Superintelligence
    • Luna, Phoenix, Queen
    • Music Against the Night
    • Peck & Peck
    • The Best Kind of American: A True Story of Murder, War, and America's Undoing in the Middle East
    • The End of Everything
    • Morbid: Debunking Modern Longevity Science
    • American Socialist: The Life and Legacy of Eugene V. Debs
    • Solace House

    The Month's Best Book Covers: August

    By CrimeReads | August 30, 2019

    Staff Picks: Our Favorite Stories of August

    By CrimeReads | August 30, 2019

    Five Series to Read if You’re Still Upset About How Veronica Mars: Season 4 Ended

    By Halley Sutton | August 30, 2019

    A Brief History of Academic Mysteries, Campus Thrillers, and Research Noir

    A Brief History of Academic Mysteries, Campus Thrillers, and Research Noir

    The cloistered, high-pressure world of academia has always been a perfect setting for crime fiction.

    By Molly Odintz | August 29, 2019

    Lisa Lutz on Creating Iconic Female Protagonists

    Lisa Lutz on Creating Iconic Female Protagonists

    "When I write women I’m thinking about what I want to put out in the universe."

    By Olivia Rutigliano | August 29, 2019

    Interview with a Bookstore: The Raven Bookstore

    Interview with a Bookstore: The Raven Bookstore

    Bookstore owner Danny Caine on Sara Paretsky, bookstore cats, and the art of the handsell.

    By Molly Odintz | August 29, 2019

    Crime-Fighting Broad: <br>Kathy Kleiner

    Crime-Fighting Broad:
    Kathy Kleiner

    Criminal Broads Presents The Story of Kathy Kleiner, The Woman Who Survived Ted Bundy

    By Tori Telfer | August 28, 2019

    Celebrating Hitchcock's Most Iconic Shots

    Celebrating Hitchcock's Most Iconic Shots

    The master of suspense could tell a whole story with a single visual.

    By Radha Vatsal | August 28, 2019

    Boston True Crime Through the Decades

    Boston True Crime Through the Decades

    A look at some of Boston's most infamous crimes, and best true crime books, from the 1960s to the present day.

    By Edwin Hill | August 28, 2019

    How Jean-Patrick Manchette Revolutionized the Left-Wing Thriller

    How Jean-Patrick Manchette Revolutionized the Left-Wing Thriller

    On Nada, the noir classic that captured an era of political chaos in Europe.

    By Luc Sante | August 27, 2019

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