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    The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable Discussion (Part 2)

    The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable Discussion (Part 2)

    Bouchercon's Anthony Award Nominees on the State of the Genre

    By CrimeReads | September 7, 2018

    Roberto Saviano: 'Nothing Is Heroic in Organized Crime'

    Roberto Saviano: 'Nothing Is Heroic in Organized Crime'

    The Author of 'Gomorrah' Takes on the Boy Gangs of Naples

    By Lily Meyer | September 7, 2018

    The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable Discussion (Part 1)

    The State of the Crime Novel: A Roundtable Discussion (Part 1)

    Bouchercon's Anthony Award Nominees Weigh in on the State of the Genre

    By CrimeReads | September 6, 2018

    Craig Johnson on Westerns, Decency, and Longmire Days

    Craig Johnson on Westerns, Decency, and Longmire Days

    An In-Depth Conversation with the Man Behind Longmire

    By Scott Montgomery | September 6, 2018

    How to Talk About Policing In Crime Fiction

    How to Talk About Policing In Crime Fiction

    Good Cops, Bad Apples, and Finding the Nuance in Between

    By Peter Blauner | September 4, 2018

    Young Narrators of Crime

    Young Narrators of Crime

    9 Novels that Explore Crime & Mystery from a Child's Perspective

    By Caz Frear | August 29, 2018

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    Crime, History, and the Texas Panhandle

    By Randy Kennedy | August 27, 2018

    The Evolution of Ross Macdonald

    The Evolution of Ross Macdonald

    A Family Crisis and Three Novels That Changed the Course of Crime Fiction

    By Bruce Riordan | August 24, 2018

    12 Prison Films Based on the Words of Actual Convicts

    12 Prison Films Based on the Words of Actual Convicts

    Cinema's Most Authentic Depictions of Mass Incarceration

    By Tanner Tafelski | August 24, 2018

    The Night Gertrude Stein Met <br>Dashiell Hammett

    The Night Gertrude Stein Met
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    Gertrude Stein's Unlikely Obsession with Detective Fiction

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    By Rea Frey | August 21, 2018

    It's Time for Women to Take Over Spy Fiction

    It's Time for Women to Take Over Spy Fiction

    Guns, Ego, and Being Told a Genre Is Off Limits

    By Lea Carpenter | August 21, 2018

    The Rise and Spectacular Fall of Midcentury Crime Comics

    The Rise and Spectacular Fall of Midcentury Crime Comics

    How The Crime Comics Biz Censored Itself Nearly To Extinction

    By April Snellings | August 20, 2018

    A New Vision of a John le Carré Classic

    A New Vision of a John le Carré Classic

    Artwork Inspired by 'The Spy Who Came in from the Cold'

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | August 17, 2018

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