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    Fancy A Mystery-Inspired Board Game?

    Fancy A Mystery-Inspired Board Game?

    Time to roll the dice, solve a puzzle, and crack open a mystery!

    By Christin Brecher | June 26, 2019

    Rebecca Godfrey on Small-Town Violence and the Evolution of True Crime

    Rebecca Godfrey on Small-Town Violence and the Evolution of True Crime

    Over two decades ago, teenagers killed a young woman in Rebecca Godfrey's hometown. Her account of the crime is a modern classic.

    By Nicola Maye Goldberg | June 26, 2019

    June's Best International Crime Fiction

    June's Best International Crime Fiction

    Swedish Legal Thrillers, Cuban Noir, and an Italian Classic

    By CrimeReads | June 25, 2019

    The Many Liars of Crime Fiction

    The Many Liars of Crime Fiction

    On Dishonesty, Deception, and The Unreliable Narrator

    By Sarah Gailey | June 25, 2019

    Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #50

    Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #50

    Scarface (1932)

    By Otto Penzler | June 25, 2019

    The Fine Art of Naming Characters in Crime Fiction

    The Fine Art of Naming Characters in Crime Fiction

    Ever wonder how crime authors name their characters? Ever find your own name in a novel attached to a shadowy CIA agent?

    By Nancie Clare | June 24, 2019

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    By Lisa Levy | June 20, 2019

    The Best Political Thrillers Coming Out This June

    The Best Political Thrillers Coming Out This June

    Summer is here, and it's time to save the world, one book at a time.

    By Ryan Steck | June 20, 2019

    The Dark Underworld of the Truffle Trade

    The Dark Underworld of the Truffle Trade

    In the idyllic pastures of southeastern France, the precious fungus is farmed—and stolen.

    By Ryan Jacobs | June 20, 2019

    June's Best Debut Thrillers and Crime Novels

    June's Best Debut Thrillers and Crime Novels

    6 Promising New Authors to Discover This Summer

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    Noir Tropes Are Alive and Well—And Powerful as Ever

    Noir Tropes Are Alive and Well—And Powerful as Ever

    How Today's Writers Explore and Complicate the Noir Classics

    By Kelsey Rae Dimberg | June 19, 2019

    Nicholas Mancusi on Philosophy, Car Chases, and Rehearsing for Disaster

    Nicholas Mancusi on Philosophy, Car Chases, and Rehearsing for Disaster

    Crafting a Thriller About Clashing Belief Systems and Absurdities

    By Michael Seidlinger | June 19, 2019

    June's Best True Crime Books

    June's Best True Crime Books

    Bank Robbers, Cyber Criminals, and the Murder of Biggie Smalls

    By CrimeReads | June 18, 2019

    Accidental Adventures in Private Investigation

    Accidental Adventures in Private Investigation

    When you go to work for a private investigator on a whim, are you part of a surveillance team, or are you a stalker?

    By Daniela Petrova | June 18, 2019

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