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    By Olivia Rutigliano | January 3, 2025

    The Twilight of the Mob Movie

    The Twilight of the Mob Movie

    Can mafia movies survive into a new era? Michael Cannell investigates.

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    Robert Crais: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Robert Crais: A Crime Reader’s Guide to the Classics

    Neil Nyren on Elvis Cole, Joe Pike, and all the other stories along the way.

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    Jane Pek on Meta-Mystery, Spy Thrillers, and Finding Her Story

    Jane Pek on Meta-Mystery, Spy Thrillers, and Finding Her Story

    The author of 'The Rivals' discusses the progression of her AI dating app mysteries.

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    Fredric Brown: Chronicler of Con Artists, Clowns, and Capitalist Excess

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    "Fredric Brown had...a powerful sense of the absurdly capricious cruelty of life"

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    Rhythm in Storytelling

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    The Outsized Impact of Teaching Writing in Prison

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