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    10 (Debatably) Irish Crime Films You Need to Watch

    10 (Debatably) Irish Crime Films You Need to Watch

    Instead of Drinking Green Beer This Weekend

    By Molly Odintz | March 15, 2019

    Michael Connelly on Cold Cases, Police Stories, and His New Podcast

    Michael Connelly on Cold Cases, Police Stories, and His New Podcast

    With 'Murder Book' Connelly Has a New Approach to Crime

    By Dwyer Murphy | March 14, 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

    Why We'll Always Resurrect Superheroes and Follow Private Eyes

    By T.J. Martinson | March 12, 2019

    Catching Up on the Case Against Adnan Syed

    Catching Up on the Case Against Adnan Syed

    5 Years After Serial, an HBO Docuseries Promises New Evidence

    By Camille LeBlanc | March 8, 2019

    Remembering 'The Shield' and an Iconic Antihero

    Remembering 'The Shield' and an Iconic Antihero

    How The Shield Changed Everything About Cops on TV

    By Jason Pinter | March 8, 2019

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    By Lisa Levy | March 8, 2019

    Counting Down the Greatest Crime Films of All-Time: #77

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    March's Best Psychological Thrillers

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    The Greatest Settings <br>in Gothic Fiction

    The Greatest Settings
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    By Craig Russell | March 7, 2019

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

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

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    By CrimeReads | March 6, 2019

    Healing Through Writing

    Healing Through Writing

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    Dog Shows Are the Perfect Setting For Murder Mysteries

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    Screwball Noir: A Hypothetical Film Festival

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    By William Boyle | March 5, 2019

    A World-Class Crime Collection Goes to Auction

    A World-Class Crime Collection Goes to Auction

    That First Edition Maltese Falcon Could Finally Be Yours

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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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